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In Kansas, there is a tendency for El Niño to increase rainfall slightly and for La Niña to decrease it slightly. Normally, during an El Niño, the southern half of the Nation is wet while the northern half is dry. During the La Niña, this tendency is reversed. Kansas, being in the center of the Nation, can go either way.
