### A Cloudy Start for Tijuana This Thursday, Expected to Clear Up
Tijuana began its Thursday with an overcast sky, which is expected to clear up as the day progresses, accompanied by northwest winds blowing at speeds of 5 to 10 km/h, according to the National Weather System (SMN). The maximum temperature anticipated for the day is 23°C, with a minimum of 16°C during the night.
The forecast further predicts clear skies for most of the day with no rain expected. The morning will see fog banks in the western peninsula, a temperate and cool atmosphere in the mountainous areas.
During the afternoon, the region will experience warm to hot temperatures, particularly in the northeastern areas of Baja California. The weather will be partly cloudy with winds from the west and northwest at 10 to 25 km/h, with gusts of 40 to 60 km/h, and possible dust storms in certain parts of Baja California and Baja California Sur.
### Additional Local News
**Performers at the Tijuana Fair**
Renowned artists Remmy Valenzuela, Tijuana No, and Chiquis Rivera will be performing during the final week of the Tijuana Fair.
**Continued Alert Over Water Shortage in Colorado River**
Authorities have maintained an alert over the water shortage in the Colorado River and its impact on Baja California. This has raised concerns particularly in the agricultural sector.
**Addressing Gentrification**
There have been calls to create conditions and public policies to tackle gentrification. The need to capitalize on underutilized spaces to generate new accommodation environments was highlighted by local authorities.
**Otay Commercial Crossing Disruptions**
Violence at the Otay commercial border crossing caused a standstill, worrying merchandise transporters about customs delays.
**Platelet Donations Needed for Pediatric Oncology**
The pediatric oncology department at the General Hospital of Tijuana (HGT) urgently requires platelet donations, especially for children undergoing leukemia treatment.
**Permit Fees for Foreigners Not to Affect Medical Tourism**
Despite concerns, medical tourism is expected to remain unaffected by the new permit fees for foreigners, as most medical visitors generally do not require prolonged stays.
**San Diego’s Standing in Small-Scale Trafficking Seizures**
San Diego ranks third in U.S. ports for small-scale trafficking seizures, highlighting ongoing challenges in border control efforts.
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### Secondary Article
**Weather Patterns in Tijuana: Changes Expected**
According to recent reports, Tijuana has seen unusual weather patterns this month. Beginning with overcast mornings that clear up by midday, the National Weather System (SMN) forecasts these patterns will continue through the next week. With temperatures ranging from 16°C to 23°C, residents can expect a mix of cool mornings and warm afternoons.
Environmental experts have noted that fog in the western regions during early hours has become more frequent, possibly due to changing climatic conditions. Local authorities urge residents to stay informed about daily weather updates for planning their activities accordingly.
**Impact of Weather on Local Events**
The changing weather has impacted local events, such as the Tijuana Fair, where performers are anticipating cooler evenings. Organizers ensure that all safety measures, including weather-related precautions, are in place for the comfort and safety of attendees.
Stay tuned to TJGringo.com for regular updates on local weather and other important news in Tijuana.