### Goodbye Heat! Cooler Temperatures and Partly Cloudy Skies Expected for Wednesday
#### Tijuana Weather Forecast
Tijuana kicks off this Wednesday with partly cloudy skies and warm weather that is expected to clear up as the day progresses. According to the National Meteorological System (SMN), winds will blow from the west at speeds ranging from 5 to 10 km/h.
The forecast predicts a maximum temperature of 24°C, dropping to a minimum of 17°C during the night. Morning hours will experience scattered clouds and a mild atmosphere, occasionally turning cool with fog banks along the western coast.
In the afternoon, the weather will become hot, particularly in northeastern Baja California and parts of Baja California Sur. The skies will remain partly cloudy with no expected rainfall. Winds from the northwest will range between 10 to 25 km/h, with gusts reaching up to 50 to 70 km/h in parts of Baja California and Baja California Sur.
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#### Additional News
1. **Digital Identity Application Downloaded by 200,000 in Baja California**
A significant milestone has been reached as 200,000 residents of Baja California have downloaded the Digital Identity app.
2. **Otay II Personnel Funding at Risk**
Funding for the Otay II personnel may be in jeopardy, raising concerns about future operations.
3. **National Tourism Decline, Tijuana Holds Steady: Cotuco**
Despite a nationwide drop in tourism, Tijuana’s visitor numbers remain steady, though issues like long border wait times and U.S. inflation remain challenges.
4. **Plans to Reactivate Scholarships for Private High Schools Due to Space Shortages**
The reactivation of scholarships for private high schools is being considered to address space shortages in public schools.
5. **Classes Continue Despite Heat, Future Suspensions Under Evaluation**
Despite the heat, basic education classes have not been suspended. Authorities are evaluating the situation for potential future class suspensions if high temperatures persist.
6. **Parents Protest Over Lack of Classes at Insurgentes Elementary School**
Parents have gathered in protest due to the ongoing issue of insufficient teaching staff at Insurgentes Elementary School.
7. **Youth Aged 15 and Up More Vulnerable to Suicidal Acts**
Recent data indicates that young people aged 15 and older are more susceptible to committing suicidal acts, highlighting a critical area for mental health intervention.
8. **Tijuana Maquiladoras Suffer from Power Supply Failures**
Tijuana’s maquiladoras faced significant losses due to power supply failures, with some companies allowing early leave for employees and others halting operations.
9. **Federal Primary School Insurgentes Faces a Four-Year Teacher Shortage**
Insurgentes Federal Primary School has been grappling with a lack of teachers for four years, impacting students’ education significantly.
10. **Call for Young People to Apply for Military Service Card**
Those yet to apply for their military service card are invited to do so, with an unliberated card delivery ceremony scheduled for September 12 and a lottery in November to determine conscription.
11. **Judicial Reform Impacting 160 Judges and Magistrates in Baja California**
Judicial reform may affect 160 judges and magistrates in Baja California. However, it is stated that the remainder of the staff and their positions will remain secure.
12. **Preventing Factors of Tourism in Tijuana**
The primary obstacles to tourism in the city are the lengthy border crossing times and the U.S. inflation issues.
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