El Niño's warming effects are expected to exacerbate extreme weather globally, with heightened risks for Pacific nations like Hawaii, Mexico, and parts of East Asia. Hawaii faces an above-average forecast of five to thirteen tropical cyclones this season, while Mexico's Pacific coast is vulnerable to hurricanes that can disrupt inland infrastructure and supply routes. The Panama Canal's reduced draft capacity is already limiting vessel transits, further straining global shipping. Additionally, typhoons forming farther east in the Pacific pose increased threats to countries like China, Japan, and South Korea. Shippers face challenges from intensified storms and infrastructure damage, with risks of cargo theft in vulnerable areas.