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Hurricane Ian has quickly strengthened from a tropical storm to a Category 4 hurricane, and various areas of Florida are expected to be impacted.
Photo by Andrew Klatt | Obtained via News 6 Orlando
A state of emergency has already been declared for the state, and we previously saw hurricane warnings and flood advisories issued. Now, there’s another update as to the warnings in place for counties in central Florida.
As Hurricane Ian approaches Florida, we’re starting to see city governments and tourist destinations take precautions.
Rainy Day in Magic Kingdom
We’ve been watching the weather closely as cities issue evacuation notices to residents and Disney World starts preparing for the possibility of severe weather hitting the theme parks. But if you’re one of the Florida residents who needs to evacuate and get to safety, we’ve got some important news for you.
If you’ve been watching the weather reports recently, then you know that there’s a hurricane headed for Florida.
Stormy day in Magic Kingdom!
While Hurricane Ian’s true path remains a bit unpredictable, Floridians are already preparing for heavy storms and flooding in the later part of the week. If the hurricane hits Disney World, there are certain procedures that will be put in place for guest safety, and now it seems as though Disney is already preparing.
Tropical Storm Ian officially become a hurricane recently.
Stormy Weather
We’ve been watching for updates on this storm for several days now, as Orlando and much of Florida remain in the cone of uncertainty. We’ve shared updates on what Disney is doing to prepare for the storm, changes made at the Orlando Airport in anticipation of the storm, and what you need to know if you’ll be cruising during hurricane season. Here’s the latest update and what you need to know.
Hurricanes are known to impact Florida almost every year, and the season is not yet over.
Hurricane Day in Disney
In fact, we’ve seen several storms to watch lately, like Fiona and Gaston, and now, there’s a new tropical depression that could potentially be on its way to Florida. So, if you’re flying into Orlando soon, you need to be aware of some changes that have been made due to the weather.
Traveling during hurricane season in Florida can be risky business.
Stormy day in Magic Kingdom!
You’re pretty much guaranteed to get a lot of rain during your trip, and that rain can disrupt plans, whether you’re in the theme parks or on a cruise ship. But once those storms grow into hurricanes, you’ll find yourself dealing with bigger problems than rain. And right now, the NHC has one such storm on watch. Note: This post is written chronologically and you can find the most up-to-date info from today near the bottom of the article.
If you’re heading to Disney World, you need to be prepared for intense heat, weather situations that could even lead to funnel clouds, and heavy rain that could create flooding.
Bring those ponchos!
We’ve seen flooding impact the parks and stores at times in the past and now a flood advisory is in place that could impact your trip.
Heading to Disney World during the 2022 holiday season? Well then 🛑 STOP everything 🛑 — there are some big things you need to know about!
Christmas decor in Magic Kingdom
Though some of the holiday festivities have yet to be announced, there’s a LOT that we already know and can expect based on announcements already made and what we’ve seen in the many years of our reporting about Disney World. So before you get too deep into your holiday trip planning, let’s go over 12 things you NEED to know.
If you’re heading to Disney World soon, you may be checking general weather forecasts right about now. If you’ve turned on the news or looked at weather updates recently, you may have heard about Hurricane Fiona.
Dark clouds over Cinderella Castle a few weeks ago
It is hurricane season right now and hurricane season will last through November 30th. So that might have you wondering whether Hurricane Fiona will impact your Disney World trip in any way? We’ve got the latest updates here.
Disney World can see some pretty severe weather.
Rain can really affect your Disney day!
It comes with being located in Central Florida, but we regularly see storms or rain pop up, along with some serious heat. And, right now, a big storm is impacting Disney World. Here’s what you need to know.
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