How a super el nino could trigger global famine?

A super El Niño is like a really strong warm ocean wave that can mess up weather all over the world, and it could make food scarce in many places at once.

El Niño happens when the water in the Pacific Ocean gets unusually warm. This warm water affects winds and rain, which means some areas get too much rain while others don’t get enough, kind of like when you spill juice on your shirt; one part is wet, and another stays dry.

In places where farmers grow crops, too little rain can make plants wilt, just like how a plant in a pot dries out if you forget to water it. In other parts of the world, too much rain can flood fields, washing away seeds and soil, imagine your toys getting swept away by a big wave.

When crops fail, people don’t have enough food to eat. If this happens in many places at once because of a super El Niño, that’s when we get global famine, like if all the kids in the neighborhood forgot their lunch on the same day!