Residents of Tillsonburg, Ontario can look forward to a sunny Saturday before conditions turn wet to close out the weekend, according to the latest forecast from Environment Canada.
Saturday, April 11, features mainly sunny skies with a high of 11°C. While the afternoon will be pleasant, those heading out early should prepare for chilly conditions, as the morning wind chill will feel closer to minus 6. With a high UV index of 6 expected, residents planning outdoor activities may want to take necessary sun protection measures.
The weather is set to shift on Sunday, April 12, as periods of rain move into the area. The rain is expected to begin in the morning and taper off by the afternoon. Temperatures will reach a high of 15°C, accompanied by southeast winds that could gust up to 40 kilometres per hour around noon.
As residents navigate the region during this spring transition, motorists are reminded that Oxford County has reduced load limits in effect on county roads until April 30. These restrictions limit vehicles to 5 tonnes per axle to help protect local infrastructure during the spring thaw.
The upcoming weather follows seasonal patterns for Southern Ontario, where organizations like The Old Farmer’s Almanac and ClimateData.ca have anticipated a spring with cooler-than-normal temperatures.
