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National Hurricane Center Monitoring Potential Tropical Storm That Could Impact Florida

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It’s that time of the year when we have to keep an eye on hurricanes forming in the Atlantic Ocean. That’s because hurricanes can and have, in fact, impacted Disney World in the past.

Magic Kingdom during Hurricane Idalia

Yes, the 2024 hurricane season is here, and it’s expected to be a very busy “potentially explosive” one. We’ve already seen a Cat 5 hurricane, Hurricane Beryl, in the U.S., that seriously impacted Texas. We’re keeping an eye out for storms that could impact Disney World, and we now have an update about a storm system that could affect Florida.

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UPDATE: Millions Lose Power as Tropical Storm Beryl Ravages Texas

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We’ve been keeping tabs on the first major storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, Beryl, since it became a disturbance.

Storm view from aboard Disney Cruise Line

This year’s season is predicted to be even more active than prior years, and after wreaking havoc in the Caribbean as a Category 5 storm before heading toward Texas, we have a new update on Beryl.

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NEWS: Disney Cruise Line CANCELS Port Stop Due to Hurricane Beryl

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Vacationing in the tropics during summer certainly isn’t anything new — and neither are summer storms.

Storm view from aboard Disney Cruise Line

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th, and this year’s season is predicted to be even more active than prior years. In fact, the first Hurricane of the season, Beryl, is already the most powerful one we’ve seen this early in the season in quite a long time. And, after strengthening into a Category 5 storm, Beryl is causing a problem for the Disney Cruise Line.

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UPDATE: Hurricane Beryl Intensifies Into Category 5 Storm After Causing “Widespread Destruction” in Caribbean

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Keeping an eye on hurricane season can be incredibly important for upcoming summer Disney World trips.

Rainy Day at Animal Kingdom

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th, and it’s a pretty safe bet that at least one storm will have Florida in its path at one time or another. This year’s season is predicted to be even more active than prior years, and we have a new update on Hurricane Beryl, the first storm of the season.

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UPDATE: Hurricane Beryl Upgraded to “Extremely Dangerous” Category 4 Storm

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Being in Disney World a lot, particularly in the summer, means we have to keep an eye on the hurricane situation.

Rain on Main Street

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th, which means Florida is often in the path of such storms. This year’s hurricane season has been predicted to be more active than previous years, and the first hurricane of the season, Hurricane Beryl, is already barreling its way through the Atlantic toward Barbados as a Category 4 storm. 

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NEWS: Experts Warn Tropical Storm Beryl Is Expected to Become Hurricane Soon

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It’s official: hurricane season is here. That means we’ve been watching the weather EXTRA closely — especially what’s happening in the Atlantic Ocean.

Hurricane Ian in Disney World

Hurricane season usually runs from June 1st through November 30th, and experts have already predicted that 2024 could be the worse hurricane season than in previous years. Now, the first big tropical storm of the season is heading toward the Caribbean, and it’s expected to become a hurricane. That could mean Disney Cruises headed to the Caribbean could be impacted by this storm.

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NEW Tech Will Help Experts Track Storms More Accurately Ahead of ‘Potentially Explosive’ Hurricane Season

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Planning a Disney World trip can be pretty overwhelming — especially when you have to worry about severe storms.

Storm view from aboard Disney Cruise Line

Hurricane season is expected to be worse this year than what we’ve seen in the past, and we’ve been doing our best to bring you the latest news and planning tips you need to know if you’ll be heading to Disney World during that time. But, it’s not all bad news, as experts are now using new technology that helps predict storms more accurately.

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This Week Is Going to Be ROUGH at Disney World — Here’s Why

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Summer is nearly here and although summers at Disney World are a blast, there are still some downsides you need to be warned about.

Cinderella Castle

Between large crowds and hurricane season, Disney World can be tricky to navigate during the summer months. However, one of the most glaring issues is the heat — and Disney World guests will be feeling it in spades this week!

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NEWS: Experts Warn of ‘Potentially Explosive’ 2024 Hurricane Season

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Planning a Disney World trip is complicated enough without having to worry about severe storms, but unfortunately, it can be an inevitability at certain times of the year.

Cinderella Castle

Experts have predicted that the 2024 hurricane season will be worse than previous years, and with it quickly approaching, it’s time to start preparing! Especially when you consider that we might be in for a seriously dangerous few months with new expert predictions.

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NEWS: Experts Predict 2024 Florida Hurricane Season Will Be WORSE than Previous Years

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It might seem too early to say this, but the 2024 hurricane season is nearly upon us.

Magic Kingdom during Hurricane Idalia 2023

Each year Florida prepares for its annual hurricane season, and naturally, this year is no different. Disney World is always prepared during a hurricane and typically makes your stay in one of the hotels fun and memorable (as well as safe, of course). But there are some differences between this year and other years in terms of predictions and outlook for what’s to come. Eric Burris, the chief meteorologist of WESH News, shared his insight into the predictions for the coming season, and how this year may be different from the recent past.

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