Here we go again ! We're all gunna die. Sky News 🇦🇺 Anthony Albanese has warned that Australia could be heading into a dangerous summer, with floods, cyclones and extreme heat among the risks as a strengthening “Super El Niño” develops across the Pacific. Speaking during the Pacific Pre-COP climate meetings in Fiji and Tuvalu, the Prime Minister said extreme weather was already affecting communities across the region and that climate change was no longer a distant threat. Tuvalu, one of the world’s most vulnerable low-lying nations, is facing rising sea levels and growing pressure to protect its communities. Leaders from across the Pacific are calling for faster climate action, greater access to climate finance and stronger efforts to keep global warming within the 1.5°C target. Albanese said Australia must also prepare for a summer of more intense weather, while Pacific leaders stressed that the consequences are already being felt by people living on the frontline of climate change. The discussions come ahead of COP31 in Türkiye next month, where governments will face renewed pressure to turn climate commitments into practical action. With Australia entering its higher-risk weather season, the warning raises an important question: how prepared is Australia for another summer of extreme weather? Anthony Albanese has warned that Australia could be heading into a dangerous summer, with floods, cyclones and extreme heat among the risks as a strengthening “Super El Niño” develops across the Pacific.