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In this blog you often hear stories about how La Nina and El Nino affect the weather and climate of the Southeast and other parts of the United States. But we spend less time talking about how it affects other parts of the world, even though historically some of the strongest effects of the ENSO cycle are felt in other areas of the globe. Bloomberg has an informative story on how La Nina is affecting weather and climate in several different countries and how it affects their risk of droughts and floods. You can read it here.