The recent departure from the sea in Yucatan has generated surprise and alarm among citizens. This is what it really means.
On the morning of this Sunday, February 1, the departure of the sea on the coast of Yucatan was reported, an atypical phenomenon that generates surprise and alarms among the community. Is there a risk of a tsunami? The answer is no; however, in TV Azteca Yucatán, we let you know the real reason.
Why did the sea move away in Yucatan?
This morning, Yucatecans were surprised to report the departure of the sea in Progreso; this phenomenon is known as marine emptying, and is caused by seasonal conditions such as cold fronts, “northern” events and variations in atmospheric pressure.
The reason why this morning the sea of Alejo in Progreso was due to the entry of Cold Front 32 in the region and a “northerly” event; however, this phenomenon does not present a risk to the population, although caution is requested due to weather conditions, especially in coastal areas.
Source: TV Azteca Yucatan
