Professor Víctor Manuel Cornejo, meteorologist of the University Center of the Coast, (CUCosta), assured that with the construction of taller buildings in the romantic zone, the area is getting hotter.
He explained that when the sea breeze is blocked, there is a deterioration in climate issues, taking into account that we live in a coastal area and solar radiation is very strong throughout the coast of Jalisco.
The wind is very important in the effects of temperature. All the elements of weather are intertwined and if one is modified, it inevitably affects another, in this sense an Island of . . .
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