Matías Bertolotti slammed Lussich and Granados for mocking meteorologists.

Matías Bertolotti didn't stay silent and lashed out at Rodrigo Lussich and Migue Granados for mocking meteorologists. The TN weather specialist condemned the ironic comments about his profession and demanded respect for those who work in weather forecasting.

Lussich's statements on Intrusos and an old tweet by Granados sparked outrage in Bertolotti, who harshly criticized them during the coverage of the floods in Bahía Blanca. He also highlighted the importance of meteorology and questioned those who downplay its work.

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What did Rodrigo Lussich say?

Rodrigo Lussich, true to his spicy style, mocked the work of meteorologists on Intrusos (América TV). With irony, he referred to the rains in the city and remarked:

• "What a way for water to fall. Last week the meteorologists deceived us, but now it's a nonstop downpour."
• "I want to see a meteorologist dead, someone do justice."

In another part of the program, he directly targeted Sergio Jalfin, a TN meteorologist, and called him "trash" for not getting the forecast right.

What did Matías Bertolotti say about Lussich and Granados?

Matías Bertolotti didn't let the comments slide and expressed his outrage on air on TN.

"Communicators with many followers should take this seriously and not bash. In recent days, it was a total bashing toward forecasts and meteorologists," he stated.

Then, he directly addressed Lussich: "To a colleague of mine, Sergio, they called him trash. People like Rodrigo Lussich, who have many followers, it's a shame they do this."

The complaint against Migue Granados

Bertolotti also criticized Migue Granados for an old tweet in which he wrote:

• "Meteorologists are the worst crap there is. They never get it right and keep working. I hope they starve, sons of a thousand bitches."

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Annoyed, Bertolotti replied without filters: "Migue Granados, you didn't learn anything from your old man."

Bertolotti's claim: "This is a science"

The meteorologist also took the opportunity to emphasize the importance of his work and the responsibility it entails. "Look at what people in Bahía Blanca are suffering now. Where are you with your jokes against meteorologists, who were trying to warn that this could happen?"

He concluded: "This is a science, with flaws and virtues. We need to improve alerts and teach people what to do, but not instill fear."