Environmentalist Erik Quiroga has cautioned that Venezuela may experience significant climate impacts with the arrival of the “Super Niño” weather phenomenon. He specifically warned of a potential temporary disappearance of the Catatumbo lightning, a unique and constant electrical storm, and a substantial reduction in the water flow of Angel Falls, the world’s highest uninterrupted waterfall. The “Super Niño” is expected to disrupt regional weather patterns, potentially leading to these ecological changes. These shifts could have broader implications for Venezuela’s ecosystem and tourism. Quiroga’s warning highlights the vulnerability of Venezuela’s natural wonders to global climate fluctuations. Further monitoring and preparedness are crucial to mitigate potential damage. The situation warrants attention as the “Super Niño” develops.