Strong La Nina periods average about 15% less rain than strong El Nino periods. All eight periods which averaged less than 25 inches of rain were also ENSO negative.
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LOL…..be careful what you wish for
Texas is starting to get some rain. Hopfully, this drought will be lessened soon, meaning that the alarmists will have to search for another poster child, like tornadoes.
Looks like the variability of rainfall also increases with negative ENSO conditions.
-Scott