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The National Center of Meteorology confirmed that the information circulating through media outlets and social media regarding its report on the "El Niño" phenomenon is inaccurate and contains interpretations outside of the scientific context. It highlights the use of non-scientific terms such as "burning," which have no relation to correct climate concepts. The center explained that the report aims to clarify the stages of the phenomenon's formation and development according to accepted models, and that partial interpretations have led to misleading the public and generating inaccurate impressions. It called for accuracy and adherence to official scientific terminology when disseminating climate information, emphasizing the importance of relying on official sources to avoid spreading misleading data. The center also announced that it will issue regular, trustworthy reports on "El Niño" to enhance climate awareness and provide accurate data.
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