The intensifying El Niño is expected to exacerbate extreme weather events globally, including wildfires, floods, and droughts. Regions such as Indonesia, India, Australia, and South America are already experiencing disruptions, with further impacts anticipated. The World Food Programme estimates that 50 million people could face acute hunger due to climate-related disruptions. Europe recently endured its most extreme heatwave, resulting in 35,000 deaths, and similar events may become more frequent. Communities and economies worldwide are at risk, with the WMO emphasizing the urgent need for preparedness and resilience.