Meteorologist disputes the 'super El Niño' label
1 Sep 13 8:42 AM · 10d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 1 of 5
Chris Martz, responding to commentary from Aaron Parnas, said there is no scientific term 'super El Niño' and that the event developing should be called a 'very strong El Niño.'
“There is no such thing as a "super El Niño." That is not a meteorological term in the scientific lexicon. What's currently developing is a "very strong El Niño."”
@ChrisMartzWXCNN Reporting outletChris Martz Meteorologist
Aaron Parnas Commentator addressed in the dispute
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Hi there, @AaronParnas. Meteorologist here. 👋 ⛈️ Two things: 1️⃣ There is no such thing as a “super El Niño.” That is not a meteorological term in the scientific lexicon. What’s currently developing is a “very strong El Niño.” But you are correct that the lack of hurricanes
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