Less or colder?This is what winter 2023 will look like in Mexico

Climate change is a phenomenon that affects much of the world, including Mexico, because, according to experts, every year one can feel the temperatures getting warmer or, on the contrary, falling sharply.

according to National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA, its English abbreviation), the summer of 2023 was 0.23 degrees Celsius warmer than any other summer on record.

For these reasons, there are questions about Mexico’s climate prospects once winter arrives. Next Thursday December 21st.

According to information shared by Meteum, there will be no disproportionate drop in winter temperatures as the average temperature is expected to be -0.7 degrees Celsius

which does not mean there is a big difference Temperatures recorded in 2022.

Precipitation can be understood as the form of hydrometeors falling from the atmosphere to the earth’s surface, including rain, drizzle, snow, sleet and hail; it is expected that by the end of 2023, this problem will not change very suddenly.

On the other hand, although rainfall will remain within normal limits, unlike the very dry conditions experienced in winter 2022 due to lack of rainfall, this year’s increase is expected to be 30%.

However, although the country is not expected to see very significant changes in temperatures, it may feel colder in some entities than in some other entities in the country, such as Mexico City, Puebla, Toluca, Leon and Que In Retaro, temperatures may be 1 degree Celsius higher than in 2022.

Another example is the situation in Toluca, the capital of the Mexican state, which may record record high temperatures in December 2023 and January 2024 compared to last year.

The state likely to see an increase in precipitation is Mérida, which is expected to receive 15% more rain than last year, while other locations such as Mexico City, Toluca and Querétaro are expected to see 20% less precipitation.

As mentioned above, polar masses appear in winter, transporting cold air, strong winds, cloudy skies, and the onset of precipitation.

This is the season when we are all susceptible to respiratory illnesses such as: flu, influenza, bronchitis, etc.

Given the possibility of getting sick, it’s important to take certain steps to avoid contracting any disease:

– Avoid sudden changes in temperature and airflow

– If you are leaving a hot place, cover your mouth and nose to avoid breathing in cold air, which can cause respiratory problems.

– Wrap yourself up with a hat, gloves or scarf

– Try eating a variety of fruits and vegetables to improve your body’s defenses

– Wash your hands often, especially after sneezing or when coming back from the street.

– Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with dirty hands as these are how the virus enters the body.

– If you already have a respiratory illness, it is not recommended to self-medicate as this can be dangerous. It is best to see a doctor for treatment.