The weather forecast for Baja California for this Friday, August 29, predicts a contrast between scattered showers generated by the Mexican monsoon and the high temperatures that continue across much of the state.
According to the National Meteorological Service (SMN), mostly clear skies are expected in the morning in Baja California, with cool temperatures in the northern mountainous areas of the state and mild temperatures in urban areas, where fog banks could even occur at dawn.
As the hours pass, the weather will become hot across much of the state, especially in the northeast, where high temperatures of 40 to 45 degrees are expected.
During the afternoon, the sky will turn from partly cloudy to cloudy in some areas, with possible scattered showers accompanied by thunderstorms. These conditions are a result of the Mexican monsoon, reinforced by the subtropical jet stream and a cyclonic circulation in the mid-levels of the atmosphere.
Winds will also play a significant role this Friday, with northwesterly gusts that could reach speeds of between 40 and 60 km/h (25 and 37 mph), which could generate dust storms on roads and open areas in the region.
Tijuana Weather Forecast
In Tijuana, the day will start cool with some areas of morning fog. During the afternoon, a mild to warm atmosphere is expected, with partly cloudy skies and isolated showers with lightning in the city, along with moderate winds.
Minimum and maximum temperatures in municipalities
Mexicali: minimum of 27°C and maximum of 44°C
Tijuana: minimum of 19°C and maximum of 30°C
Ensenada: minimum of 20°C and maximum of 32°C
Tecate: minimum of 18°C and maximum of 33°C
Playas de Rosarito: minimum of 20°C and maximum of 29°C
San Quintín: minimum of 17°C and maximum of 28°C
Given the continued rain and high temperatures in Baja California, the population is advised to remain attentive to Civil Protection warnings and weather reports from the National Meteorological Service (SMN), as well as to avoid exposure to the sun during the most intense hours and not cross low-lying and flooded areas during the rainy season.
Source: tusbuenasnoticias
