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Florida might be the Sunshine State, but believe it or not, it can sometimes get a bit cold.
You’ll need some warm layers this weekend
We’ve seen our share of weather in Disney World, including storms, hurricanes, and more, and we’re about to see some seriously cold and windy weather over the next few days.
Florida can sometimes get hit with some unusually chilly weather!
Everyone is bundled up for the season!
During the holiday season especially, we often see guests in the Disney World parks bundled up more than usual, wearing outfits complete with hats, scarves, gloves, and lots of layers. Typically, winter is fairly mild for the Central Florida area, but cold snaps can happen, so theme park guests might look to modify their plans. And in the case of one theme park, you’re likely to see some pretty unpredictable trends.
If you’re planning to travel today or within the next few days, there are some critical updates you need to know about.
Airplanes
An arctic blast has been making its way across the United States, bringing low temperatures to Florida and lots of snow and severe weather to other parts of the U.S. The weather, coupled with lingering staffing issues and potentially other problems, led to the delay and cancelation of many flights ahead of the holiday weekend, throughout the weekend, and into Monday. And one airline, in particular, is struggling to recover.
So, you may or may not have heard about this little, tiny, insignificant little ARCTIC BLAST that is currently making its way across the United States from Alaska.
See what’s in store for Disney this weekend!
Meteorologists are promising freezing temperatures this weekend, with the coldest day being Christmas Eve. And, if you’re getting ready to fly to or from Orlando, you might want to be prepared for flight delays — and potentially even cancelations.
Okay guys, it’s official: Orlando is going to see its first freeze since 2018!
Better to be safe than sorry!
With the arctic blast that’s coming to the East Coast at the end of this week, meteorologists predict Disney World could see temperatures drop to 32 degrees. Fittingly, these icy temps are going to hit right on Christmas Eve!
Despite being in the middle of sunny Florida, theme parks like Disney World and Universal Orlando have tried their best to make the holidays feel like how they appear in the movies.
Those snow-covered roofs are about to become a lot more convincing!
From faux snow-covered roofs in Hogsmeade to snoap in Disney Springs, each park has its own tricks to add a wintry feel. But now, it looks like Mother Nature might lend a hand!
If you’re heading to Disney World, you need to be prepared for many things — but one of the most important things is the weather.
Disney World Can Get Hit With Severe Weather
While hurricane season lasted from June 1st, 2022, to November 30th, 2022, (and is now over) that doesn’t mean that you won’t encounter severe weather in Disney World during the upcoming winter and spring months. And if you’re heading to Disney World today (December 15th), you’ll need to be especially careful.
If you’re heading to Disney World for a vacation, you may encounter some problems along the way!
We’re here to help you!
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We’re near the end of hurricane season, but the storms aren’t stopping. Tropical Storm Nicole is headed toward Florida right now.
Tropical Storm Ian near Disney World
The storm is already impacting the state, with closures and tropical storm watches being issued. Orlando International Airport is closing Wednesday afternoon due to the storm, and we’re also seeing closures and cancelations at Disney World. Extended Evening Hours, water parks, nighttime entertainment, and more have been canceled due to the storm, and now, we’re seeing even more closures at the resort due to Tropical Storm Nicole.
Tropical Storm Nicole is approaching Florida and Disney World has updated some of its operating procedures to prepare.
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We’ve been monitoring the status of the storm and have been bringing you the latest updates on how it might impact your Disney World trip. And now, it looks like more park offerings have been canceled for the night!
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