The upcoming Super El Niño is expected to have far-reaching consequences, including extreme weather events such as flooding, droughts, and heat waves. Vulnerable regions, particularly in the global south, may face food insecurity, economic losses, and disruptions to ecosystems. Coral reefs are at risk of bleaching due to elevated ocean temperatures, and agricultural sectors in many countries could suffer significant crop losses. Economic impacts from past events have reached trillions of dollars globally, with long-term effects on growth. Additionally, reduced foreign aid and political challenges may hinder the ability of some nations to respond effectively to these crises.