Strong Winds Could Cause Power Outages in Tillsonburg

By

Emma Kelly
March 13, 2026 8:23 am

Residents in Tillsonburg, Ontario, should prepare for strong winds that could cause power outages throughout the afternoon and evening of March 13, 2026. This weather alert follows a report regarding intense gusts moving into the region today.

According to Environment Canada, the area is expecting westerly or southwesterly winds that will grow stronger as the day goes on. Wind gusts are forecasted to reach between 70 and 90 km/h.

These intense conditions may lead to isolated utility outages across the Woodstock-Tillsonburg-Oxford County region. Strong winds can often knock down tree branches or damage power lines, which may lead to local electricity disruptions.

The strongest winds are expected to arrive late this afternoon or early in the evening. The weather agency expects the gusts to ease off and become much calmer overnight.

Local residents are encouraged to secure any loose items outside their homes, such as patio furniture or recycling bins, before the wind picks up. Taking these steps can help prevent property damage or items being blown into the street.

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