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Traveling to Disney World during hurricane season comes with a whole different set of circumstances you need to be prepared for.
Disney World rain
A tropical storm watch has been issued for Orange and Osceola Counties, and Idalia is now a category 2 hurricane. With the uncertainty of the storm looming, we’re bringing you the latest news and updates you need to know about Tropical Storm Idalia.Â
Visiting Disney World during hurricane season can mean preparing for an entirely different sort of trip and with a tropical storm on the way you need to stay updated.
Rain in Magic Kingdom
We’ve been keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Idalia which has already caused Florida officials to declare a State of Emergency in 33 counties. And now, Disney World is under a Tropical Storm Watch.
Traveling to Disney World during Hurricane season can bring its own set of complications, and with Hurricane Ian set to potentially impact Florida, you’ll need to be prepared.
Dark clouds over Tower of Terror
We’ve been watching for updates on the storm for the past several days and now we have some important news you need to know about if you’re heading to the Most Magical Place on Earth this week.
We’ve been tracking the process of Tropical Storms Fred and Grace as they both approach Florida.
Rainy Day in EPCOT
It’s hurricane season, so we’ve been keeping a close eye on any storms that could impact Disney World. There are currently two tropical storms in the area, and we’ve got the latest update on their progress.
Hurricane Isaias continues on its path toward the Florida coast.
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We’re received more updates about this hurricane from the 2:00PM advisory and are sharing them with you so you can stay up to date and be prepared.
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