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It’s no secret that it gets HOT in Disney World! The summers can be brutal if you’re not prepared, and it makes us wish that Disney really did have that rumored weather dome.
Cinderella Castle
Thanks to a new patent recently filed by Disney, it seems like the company is working towards getting better at warning guests about those infamous heat waves and other weather issues. We’re breaking down what we know right here.
Summer is right around the corner, and you know what that means.
Overcast skies after Hurricane Milton
We’re not talking about the heat and humidity that will make a summer Disney World trip make you feel like you’re stuck in a sauna that’s been turned up too high. We’re not even talking about those random rainstorms that do nothing more than just make it feel even MORE hot and humid. Nope, we’re talking about hurricane season, which starts from June and goes through November. Well, the 2026 hurricane season will be here before you know it, and the forecasts from the National Hurricane Center will look a little different.
We’re about to jump into spring in Disney World, which means summer is right around the corner. Now, summer means hurricane season, which generally lasts from June through the end of November.
Sally in the Haunted Mansion Disneyland
Now, we’ve seen our share of hurricanes in Disney World (and we’ve seen hurricanes that have closed the parks several times). As you may know, every year brings a new round of names for hurricanes, and this year’s list includes a lot of familiar names, at least for Disney fans.
Y’all…it’s been COLD in Disney World, way more than what we’re generally used to. We know we’re always warning you about how to handle the heat and humidity in Florida, but this year, it seems like we need to warn you more about the cold.
Frozone
Well, the cold doesn’t look like it’s letting up anytime soon. The National Weather Service has just issued a Cold Weather Advisory for the Orlando area for tomorrow, February 6th.
If you have travel plans this weekend, you’re going to want to be aware of this weather warning!
Flying to our next adventure!
According to CNN, “a rapidly strengthening coastal storm is expected to develop this weekend and bring heavy snow, strong winds and coastal flooding to the Southeast amid an outbreak of deadly cold temperatures.” Let’s take a look at the full details so we can prepare accordingly.
Cold weather is coming to Disney World, according to News 6. While much of the country has been dealing with a strong winter storm bringing snow, sleet, ice, and frigid temperatures, Central Florida reached near-record highs on Sunday. However, the winter storm is sweeping into Central Florida overnight, bringing cold weather to Disney World starting the evening of January 26th.
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The cold weather will remain in the area, bringing cold weather advisories and freeze warnings. According to the forecast, cold temperatures will persist at Disney World for several days. On Tuesday morning, around 3 AM, the feels-like temperature in Orlando will be 31 degrees. On Sunday, February 1st, the low temperature is currently 28 degrees with a high of 48 degrees.
Cooler weather is coming to Disney World! If you are heading to Disney World soon, you will want to pack some warmer clothes as lows are about to dip into the 30s and 40s. While the high will be about 79 degrees today, December 29th, get ready for some sweater weather starting tonight!
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
The high on Tuesday and Wednesday is just 60 degrees, with a low of 35 degrees on Tuesday and 40 degrees on Wednesday. It will start to warm up a bit on Thursday, with a high of 68 and a low of 44. Then, it will be back up to highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s starting Friday.
When Toy Story Land opened in Disney’s Hollywood Studios in 2018, it wowed fans with its incredible theming and larger-than-life set pieces.
Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
With three rides and a popular quick service restaurant (followed by a table service spot and gift shop that opened a few years later) inside a land based on a beloved movie series, it’s no wonder that Toy Story Land stays busy year-round. But if there’s one complaint that the masses have about the land…it’s the lack of shade! [Read more…]
If you’re heading to Disney World next week, make sure you pack your warm clothes! A cold front is on the way to Central Florida following a short period of warming, according to WKMG. While folks at Disney World this week may be feeling the heat, that’s all changing on Sunday.
Okay, it’s not going to get THAT cold
A strong cold front is on the way, starting on November 9th and lasting through Tuesday, November 11th. Temperature highs are forecast to fall to the 70s on Monday and into the 60s on Tuesday, with overnight lows dipping into the 30s and 40s by early Tuesday morning. Wind chill is expected to make things even colder, which means you probably need some Disney-themed sweatshirts!
Taking a Disney Cruise soon? If so, you might be a little concerned about some upcoming weather issues caused by Hurricane Melissa, which is currently churning its way through the Atlantic Ocean. The hurricane is currently a Category 4 storm, but is forecast to intensify into a Category 5 storm soon.
Disney Treasure!
Disney Cruise Line is staying on top of the hurricane situation, though, so if you’re cruising on the Disney Wish or Disney Treasure this week, you should have received confirmation from Disney recently that your ship’s itinerary has changed.
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