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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.
As Hurricane Ian starts to travel inland, people staying in Central Florida are on high alert.
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With the theme parks and the airport closed, both locals and visitors are hunkering down and preparing to weather the storm as it arrives in full force later on Wednesday. However, there seems to be no “calm before the storm” as tornadoes become the next threat for the area.
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 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.
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