The 'super El Niño' has begun. How bad can it get?

The current El Niño phenomenon is stronger than ever, leading to extreme weather patterns globally. Regions like southern Africa face drought, while areas such as the Horn of Africa and parts of the Americas anticipate heavy rainfall. Governments and NGOs are preparing for potential disasters, with past El Niño events causing significant damage and humanitarian crises. Climate scientists emphasize the need for proactive measures to mitigate the impacts, particularly in vulnerable regions. Despite the challenges in predicting exact outcomes, historical data suggests a high likelihood of severe weather effects this season.