### Weather Forecast: Mostly Clear Skies Expected in Tijuana This Tuesday
Tijuana is set to experience mostly clear skies this Tuesday, following a morning that began with fog and cloudy conditions. According to the National Meteorological System, residents can expect the fog to dissipate by the afternoon, giving way to mild northwesterly winds traveling at speeds of 5 to 10 km/h.
The forecast predicts a high temperature of 28°C, with a cooler 15°C expected during the evening. The region will start the day with a mild atmosphere, particularly cooler in elevated areas, accompanied by partly cloudy skies. As the day progresses, cloud cover will increase slightly, though Baja California is not expected to experience any rainfall, whereas isolated showers are possible in parts of Baja California Sur.
Tijuana will experience northwesterly winds between 15 to 30 km/h, with potential gusts reaching 40 to 60 km/h, including possible dust devils in certain areas.
### Additional Reports: News Round-Up from Tijuana and Beyond
1. **New Security Secretary Appointed**: Juan Manuel Sánchez Rosales has been chosen as the head of Tijuana’s Security and Citizen Protection Secretariat. Previously favored candidate Julián Leyzaola Pérez will instead serve as a security advisor.
2. **Sex Workers Advocate for Peaceful Operations**: Local sex workers have requested the municipality allow them to work without disturbances. They plan to hold a meeting with city officials soon to discuss their concerns.
3. **Maquiladoras Ramp Up Anti-Harassment Initiatives**: Tijuana’s factories are receiving training to handle sexual harassment claims better, aligning with broader societal demands for safer workplaces.
4. **Legal Community Discusses Judicial Strike**: Although lawyers acknowledge the impact of the ongoing judicial strike, many continue to support the industrial action to push for necessary legal reforms.
5. **Sindicatura Plans Expansion**: Offices are set to be installed in Tijuana’s nine delegations, aimed at resolving civic complaints more efficiently, according to official statements.
6. **Economic Outlook for the Dollar**: The dollar is predicted to maintain low volatility against the peso until 2025, contingent on the absence of significant economic shifts in Mexico’s upcoming fiscal policies.
7. **CNTE Raises Allegations of Misconduct**: Accusations of intimidation and discrimination have been brought forth by CNTE against certain officials, with plans to take legal action.
8. **Upcoming Time Change**: As the winter season approaches, residents of Tijuana will soon need to adjust their clocks, aligning with the time change regulations for border states.
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