The Super El Niño is expected to have widespread impacts, including increased rainfall in the southeastern United States and Florida, potentially leading to flooding. Conversely, the Atlantic hurricane season may remain subdued due to strong wind shear, except in areas like the Gulf of Mexico. In India, El Niño events are often associated with weaker monsoons, which could affect agriculture and water resources. Globally, the phenomenon may exacerbate extreme weather events, including storms, heatwaves, and droughts, posing risks to infrastructure, ecosystems, and human livelihoods.