The impacts of El Niño are expected to be widespread, affecting regions across the globe. In the United States, wetter conditions are anticipated in the southern states, while drier conditions may prevail in parts of the north. Globally, areas such as southern South America, the Horn of Africa, and central Asia could experience increased rainfall, while Central America, northern South America, and Australia may face drier conditions. The phenomenon could also suppress Atlantic hurricane activity while increasing cyclone potential in the Pacific. These changes pose risks to agriculture, water resources, and disaster preparedness efforts.