Flora, fauna and ecology of the Riviera Maya

Weather Phenomenons
Any coastal area has the added effect of the ocean and its passing storms on the weather, and the Riviera Maya is no different. Learn about hurricanes, waterspouts, and more as well as how to be prepared in any event.
	How do Hurricanes form? - The ocean and atmospheric conditions required for hurricane formation.
	Meteor Impact: the Day the Dinosaurs Died - The Meteor Impact responsible for the extinction of the Dinosaurs.
	Tales of Hurricane Dean - With a quiet 2007 hurricane season so far, the news of Dean’s arrival was not a shock for us living on the Riviera Maya.
	The Effects of Hurricane Emily - Hurricanes, such as Emily, show us both the fragility and resilience of the natural systems.
	Tides in a Nutshell - The periodic, predictable rise and fall of the ocean, dubbed tides, has been a point of interest all through man’s history.
	Traveling during Hurricane Season? - What precautions to take to make your trip safe and fun!
	Waterspouts: Coastal Twisters - The maritime version of the land-based tornado is called a waterspout.
	Winds From the Ice Ages - The creation of Isla Mujeres and the cliffs at Tulum



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