¿Por qué está haciendo tanto frío en Bogotá en épocas históricamente secas? Esto explica el Ideam

TL;DR

Bogotá is facing unusual weather conditions for January, including low temperatures, persistent clouds, and unexpected rain.
Typically, January in Bogotá is a dry period with stable temperatures.
High humidity and cloud cover, originating from air masses from the south and east, are contributing factors to the current weather.
Persistent cloudiness limits direct solar radiation, resulting in lower temperatures and a cold thermal sensation.
The cloud cover also traps humidity, facilitating rain formation.
Recent temperature fluctuations have been observed between 8.4°C and 22.2°C.
These conditions contrast with Bogotá's historical average annual temperature of around 13°C.
Elevated humidity levels have led to dense cloud layers and sporadic rainfall, even in the Bogotá Savanna.
These atypical rains are also being observed in other regions, such as the Colombian Caribbean.

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