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Disney World is a fantastic place to be during the holidays.
Magic Kingdom During the Holidays!
There are gorgeous decorations, delicious treats, holiday merchandise galore, and (the most important part) SNOAP. Yes, folks, you know we love a good time watching snoap fall down in the parks. We also REJOICED when a personal snoap machine was released in Disney World last year. Today, we spotted our beloved snoap in Magic Kingdom…but things were a bit DIFFERENT.
We’ve been keeping a close eye on Tropical Storm Elsa over the past few days and providing you with updates so you can be prepared for any potential impact it might have on your trip to Disney World.
Stormy in Magic Kingdom!
Yesterday, a flood watch and tornado watch was put in place for parts of Disney World. Last night, the EPCOT Forever fireworks were also canceled and Tropical Storm Elsa was also upgraded to a hurricane. What’s the status of the storm now? We’ve taken a look at recent reports and are providing you with an update.
Just a few nights ago, fireworks returned to Disney World at both Magic Kingdom and EPCOT.
EPCOT Forever
But weather concerns can impact fireworks shows at Disney World. Today, a flood watch was announced for the Disney World area and a Tornado Watch was also issued for part of Disney World, ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa. Now it looks like the weather concerns in Disney World are impacting some of the fireworks shows.
We’ve been keeping a close eye on Tropical Storm Elsa during the past few days to see how the storm develops and how it could impact your Disney World trip. We’re also constantly keeping an eye on the weather in general in Orlando.
It can get really stormy at Disney World!
Recently, we’ve taken a look at the storm’s development in general and shared about a flood watch that was issued for the Disney World area. Now, we’ve got another update about the weather situation in part of the Disney World area.
Some people may think a rainy day at Disney World is a trip ruiner.
Stormy day at Hollywood Studios
A rainy day in Disney World can still be a great day and might even give you some calm in the storm, and we have some photos and videos of a rainy day in Disney World that may change your mind if you’re not a fan.
Considering Florida’s nickname is the “Sunshine State,” you might assume that the weather at Disney World is constantly sunny, perfect, and warm…but you’d be mistaken!
A rainy day at Magic Kingdom!
Even outside of hurricane season, the weather at Disney World is notoriously unpredictable, and at times SEVERE. We have the videos and photos from Magic Kingdom when an actual “Severe Weather Warning” was issued for the area.
Today, the storm known as Isaias has been officially declared a tropical storm. We’re watching closely as the storm inches closer to the Florida coast.
Florida Palm Trees
The National Hurricane Center has claimed that Isaias has formed over the Caribbean Sea and could possibly head towards the Florida coast. Florida has already closed COVID-19 testing centers in preparation for the storm. The storm is sustaining 60 mph hour as of 8:00AM and is roughly 100 miles west-southwest of Ponce, Puerto Rico. [Read more…]
There may be some stormy weather on the horizon for Disney World.
Walt Disney World Entrance
June 1st marked the official start of the 2020 hurricane season — one that analysts are saying will be overactive. Now, a storm system is headed in the direction of Florida, and there’s a significant chance that it will reach tropical storm strength by the time it blows through the tropics.
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