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If there’s one thing we know about hurricane forecasts, it’s that they change.
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And we are seeing those changes in action as Tropical Storm Nicole approaches the Florida coastline.
It’s hurricane season, and Disney World can sometimes find itself directly in the path of these storms. The good news is that Disney is extremely prepared and has only closed for storms seven times in its history!
Looking gloomy in EPCOT!
All weather is unpredictable, and hurricanes are no exception. Disney still welcomes thousands of visitors from June to November during hurricane season — if you are planning on taking a trip to Disney World during this time, you’ll feel a lot better if you come prepared.
The 2021 hurricane season officially kicked off on June 1st, and with experts predicting above-average storm activity, there’s a chance that your upcoming Disney World vacation could include some inclement weather!
Rainy Animal Kingdom
If you’re heading to Disney World between now and November, you’ll need to keep this in mind as a potential factor that could impact your vacation. In order to make things a little bit easier, we’ve compiled a list of action items you should consider taking in the event that a hurricane makes its way towards Central Florida the same time as you!
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