### Sunny Skies Forecasted for Sunday in Tijuana
This Sunday morning in Tijuana began with clear skies and light winds blowing at speeds of 5 to 10 km/h from the southwest, as predicted by the National Weather Service. The temperatures are expected to reach a pleasant high of 24°C during the day, dropping to a low of 17°C at night.
As for the wider region of Baja California, conditions will vary. The southern and eastern areas will experience mild weather, while the higher altitudes can expect cooler temperatures. As the day progresses, the northeastern part of Baja California is expected to become particularly warm, even sweltering. Meanwhile, Baja California Sur may see partly cloudy skies with isolated showers, although no rain is anticipated for Baja California itself.
The region will also see northerly winds ranging from 10 to 25 km/h, with gusts reaching 40 to 60 km/h, potentially causing dust storms in some areas.
### Additional Updates: Weather and Local News
– **Narco Ballads Ban in Tijuana:** It has been confirmed by local authorities that the prohibition on narco ballads remains in place with no plans to lift the ban. This decision aims to address ongoing concerns about public safety and cultural impact.
– **Viaduct Construction Update:** The first part of the Elevated Viaduct is anticipated to be completed by the end of April. However, issues such as a lack of comprehensive studies and a rise in construction costs have caused both delays and uncertainty regarding the project’s finalization date.
– **Violence in Tijuana:** Another tragic incident occurred at the Porkys on Sixth Avenue, where a man was fatally shot late Friday night, highlighting ongoing safety challenges in the city.
– **Local Sports:** Baseball star Luis Arráez has expressed his intent to stay with the San Diego Padres organization for the upcoming season, following his National League batting title win.
– **Healthcare Alert:** A shortage of injectable Ozempic, often misused for weight loss, is negatively impacting diabetic patients. Authorities, including the Health Secretariat and the Cofepris, have warned against purchasing this medication online due to illegal sales practices.
– **Currency Exchange:** For those trading currency, check the current buying and selling rates for the U.S. dollar in Mexican banks to stay updated on the exchange market fluctuations.