The US and it's neighbors are seeing the effects but not suffering too much yet.
The fires and water shortages and scattered crop failures, are just the beginning.
But that's just weather, ain't got nothing to do with climate. Please lord...strength.

Central America is suffering a shortage of rain which means a shortage of fresh water.
One of the biggest users is suffering, the Panama Canal.
It takes about 200 million gallons of fresh water to pass a ship through the canal.
The water comes from the lake in the middle and ends up in the ocean.
Some newer locks recycle part of the water, but the Canal has reduced the acceptable draft.
With the draft reduced by 6 ft to 44 ft, ships have to reduce cargo 1800 to 2400 TEU.
1 TEU is an 8’x 8½’ x 20’ container and the number reduced depends on cargo weight.
It's also caused a backlog with a queue at each end, but no guaranty how long you'll wait..
However if you really truly desperately have to get there overnight, you can jump the line for $4.5 million.
I haven't found out if the $4.5 million is in addition to the normal passage fee
Things traveling to the east coast will be more expensive, Europe also.
curiouser and curiouser