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The imminent arrival of a super El Niño weather pattern threatens to disrupt global weather systems, yet it could unexpectedly alleviate Asia’s liquefied natural gas supply concerns. Typically, severe El Niño events trigger extreme heatwaves across Asia, which traditionally drive up electricity demand for cooling. However, current market analysis suggests that high existing inventory levels and milder baseline temperatures in key importing nations may temper this surge in consumption. Consequently, the anticipated weather phenomenon could prevent severe supply crunches and stabilize regional energy prices throughout the upcoming peak seasons.