What are the environmental differences between north Mexico and south Mexico?

- Desert and semi-desert climates with low precipitation

- Warm to hot temperatures throughout the year, with occasional extremes of heat and cold

- Limited water resources, with some regions experiencing water scarcity

- Vegetation adapted to arid conditions, including cacti, succulents, and drought-tolerant shrubs and trees

South Mexico:

- Tropical and subtropical climates with abundant precipitation

- Warm and humid temperatures, with relatively consistent temperatures throughout the year

- Rich water resources, including numerous rivers, lakes, and coastal areas

- Lush vegetation, including rainforests, mangroves, and tropical deciduous forests