Scientists warn super El Nino could cause 450,000 deaths: Should we worry?

The Climate Impact Lab report states that this year's super El Nino could cause nearly 450,000 additional heat-related deaths worldwide by February 2027, due to rising extreme temperatures. The study examined the relationship between temperature and mortality across 24,378 regions, considering local climate and vulnerability. Extremely hot days are expected to increase by 44% compared to normal years, with the phenomenon described as a preview of future climate conditions. Urgent response efforts should focus on high-risk regions to mitigate heat-related mortality.