On Thursday, March 12, the Yucatán Peninsula is forecasted to have warm and clear weather, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN). Maximum temperatures are expected to reach up to 39°C, with minimum temperatures around 17°C. The overall atmospheric conditions will feature moderate winds, a predominantly dry environment in the interior, and higher humidity near the coasts.

In Mérida, the capital of Yucatán, temperatures are predicted to be quite high with maximums of 39°C and minimums of 19°C. The skies will remain clear, with an average humidity of 0%. Winds at 12 km/h will contribute to a dry and hot atmosphere, a hallmark of the climate in the region's interior. This dry weather contrasts significantly with the coastal areas of Quintana Roo, where cities like Cancun, Tulum, Playa del Carmen, and Chetumal will experience a relative humidity of around 60%.

The main difference in weather patterns across the peninsula highlights the climatic variations between the interior and coastal zones. While Mérida and other inland areas will face dry heat with very low humidity, the coastal cities will have humid conditions typical of their proximity to the ocean. This disparity in weather can affect local activities and lifestyles, particularly in tourism and agriculture, emphasizing the importance of weather forecasts in planning and daily life in the region.