4 ways the ‘super El Niño’ will impact you — beyond how hot it feels

The impending “super El Niño” will send global temperatures rising, but is also expected to hit in a broader range of ways than many may realize, experts say. That comes as Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has forecasted that 2026 “will likely be among the hottest years on record.” “Our planet has never been this warm and that, it’s partly because of climate change but also the super El Niño,” said Global News chief meteorologist Anthony Farnell. To declare an El Niño, ocean temperatures in a particular region of the tropical Pacific must generally clear 0.5 degrees Celsius above t…