**Classes to Continue Despite Rain in Tijuana: Civil Protection Updates**
In Tijuana, students will not be missing classes this Thursday due to rain, as confirmed by José Luis Jiménez, Director of Municipal Civil Protection. This announcement was made during the Second Extraordinary Session of the Municipal Civil Protection Council. Despite experiencing scattered showers and low temperatures throughout the week, no significant incidents have been reported.
Jiménez did mention, however, that a second wave of rain is expected, bringing more significant precipitation during Thursday night into early Friday morning. Forecasts predict approximately 1.78 inches of rain will fall between midnight Thursday and 3:00 AM Friday. Classes are set to continue on Thursday, and a decision regarding Friday’s activities will be made by midday.
Preventive measures have been taken, with a thorough cleaning of the city’s storm drains to ensure they can handle the expected rainfall. Strategic plans are in place with reinforcement at fire stations in key areas such as El Águila, Florido, Obrera, and Central in case of emergencies. Additionally, the Reforma sports field is prepared to act as a temporary shelter if needed.
Inspections have also been conducted in priority landslide areas like Lomas Conjunto Residencial, Camino Verde, Lomas de La Presa, and Paseos del Vergel. Residents are advised to report any emergency using the emergency button or calling 911.
**Additional Update: Recent Developments in Tijuana Weather and Community Impact**
As Tijuana braces for further rain, residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and prepared. Recent forecasts have revised the expected rainfall amounts for Tijuana, suggesting that unsettled weather may persist into the weekend. The community has been advised to take necessary precautions, especially in areas prone to flooding and landslides.
Local authorities continue to monitor the conditions closely and are ready to implement additional safety measures if required. Schools and businesses have been advised to stay informed on weather updates and be prepared for any last-minute changes to their operations.
The ongoing weather situation underscores the importance of robust infrastructure and emergency response plans. Tijuana’s resilience is being tested, but community leaders remain committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of its residents during this uncertain weather period.