Due to the El Niño phenomenon, Bogotá is experiencing colder temperatures than usual: Ideam explained the reason

The Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies (Ideam) has addressed reports of unusually cold early mornings in Bogotá, attributing the phenomenon to the broader context of El Niño. Despite the localized cold snaps, the institute maintains that average temperatures across Colombia are expected to remain higher than normal for the final months of the year.

The discrepancy between the perceived cold in the capital and the national forecast highlights the complex climate patterns associated with El Niño. While specific regions may experience temporary drops in temperature during early hours, the overarching meteorological trend remains one of elevated heat for the country.