Rained a little here in La Noria as well. Probably just enough to make it a bit more humid!

Yep, we also got a splash'n'dash in our part of El Centro. Left some small puddles and wet the sand on the beach. It'll help keep the dust down for a little while.

The first tropical wave of the season finally formed but is so far south as to represent no impact for Mexico. There remains a slight chance of rain locally Sunday evening or early Monday. Not holding my breath. Pretty much the same weather every day. Maybe this Friday was a bit milder than the previous day. Clouds pass by in the evenings but are apparently just for show.

The mar de fondo effect seems to be continuing. I can only imagine there is quite a bit of erosion in some places while sand piles up in others. Normal for this time of year.

The 2da Feria Internacional de Libros started today at the Cancha Municipal. A shame no one is around to appreciate it. The few tourists and locals I saw walking along the waterfront didn't look like they were the book reading type.

There was some grossly loud running event at 7AM this morning for the "Guardianas del Agua" which is like some kind of sick joke since no one has any water. I suspect it and the book fair are simply photo op events for the politicians at the taxpayers' expense. A damn shame the city government thinks loud music at 7AM is acceptable behavior. Sets a bad example.

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