### Partly Cloudy Skies Forecasted for Monday in Tijuana
Tijuana – This Monday, the border city of Tijuana is expected to experience partly cloudy skies with winds blowing at 5-10 km/h from the southwest, according to the National Meteorological System (SMN). The maximum temperature is forecasted to reach 27°C, while the minimum temperature during the night will be around 22°C.
Early in the morning, the weather will be partly cloudy with a mild environment, becoming cool with patches of fog along the western coast of Baja California and the northwest of Baja California Sur. In the afternoon, the temperature will be warm to hot, especially in the northeastern areas of Baja California.
Partly cloudy skies with showers and potential thunderstorms are anticipated in both Baja California and Baja California Sur. Winds will come from the northwest at speeds ranging from 15 to 30 km/h, with gusts reaching between 40 to 60 km/h.
### Additional Local News
#### Water Supply Issues Affecting High Zones of Tijuana
The high zones of Tijuana might face water supply issues due to ongoing works by CESPT. Recommendations have been provided by CESPT to ensure the continuity of the water supply. They mentioned that the demand for water has increased by almost 10% during the current summer season.
#### Red Cross Tijuana’s Financial Strain
The Red Cross Tijuana spends around 7 million pesos annually on gasoline, with the cost of maintaining an ambulance reaching 3.2 million pesos per year, according to Alberto Quintanar.
#### Protests Against Overrepresentation
Dozens of residents protested against the overrepresentation, demanding the enforcement of Article 54 of the Constitution. The demonstration aimed to address the imbalance in representation.
#### Credit Process for Street Reconstruction in Otay Industrial Zone
A credit application of 700 million pesos over 15 years is in progress to address the street deterioration in the Otay industrial zone, according to AIMO.
#### INEA Certification Exams
INEA announced a certification exam for primary and secondary education. The “Recognition of Knowledge” program allows individuals aged 15 years and above to obtain their certificates through a single examination.
### Related Article: Water Demand Surges in Tijuana
Recent reports indicated a significant rise in water demand in Tijuana, with an almost 10% increase observed during the summer. This has strained the supply systems, especially in higher areas of the city, leading to recommendations from CESPT on managing water use effectively. The citizens are advised to be mindful of their water consumption to ensure an adequate supply for all areas.
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