**Wednesday Starts with Fog, Clears Up Later in Tijuana**
Tijuana began its Wednesday enveloped in morning fog and overcast skies, which are expected to lift by the afternoon. According to the National Meteorological System, the day will see northwesterly winds ranging from 5 to 10 km/h. The forecast predicts a high of 24°C for the day, with temperatures dipping to a low of 15°C at night.
Throughout the day, residents can expect partially cloudy skies. The morning will bring cool weather to the mountain regions, along with fog banks along the western coast of the peninsula. The eastern coast will remain mild. As the day progresses, the atmosphere will shift to warm or even hot in the northeastern part of Baja California. Baja California Sur may see occasional showers, while Baja California itself will likely remain dry.
The region will experience variable winds moving at speeds between 10 to 25 km/h, with gusts reaching 40 to 60 km/h, potentially causing dust storms in certain areas of Baja California.
**Additional News: Impact on Air Travel and Local Events**
The fog that settled over Tijuana earlier in the week has already made its mark, impacting as many as 63 flights on Tuesday morning. Despite these challenges, efforts are underway at Tijuana’s airport to upgrade technology for better monitoring and managing weather conditions. Meanwhile, local industrial leaders stress the need for governmental support to sustain investments in Baja California, while discussions around the possible extension of work life for public servants spark community debate.
In lighter news, the Padres baseball team is on the brink of entering the National League Championship Series after a close victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. This development brings a wave of excitement among sports fans in the region.