Disney World Issues Cold Weather Advisory
Recent weather conditions have brought a significant cold front to Florida, including the Orlando area, affecting travel and daily activities. A winter storm that has impacted much of the United States is now reaching central Florida.
Cold Weather Advisory for Orlando Area
The cold weather advisory comes as temperatures are predicted to drop dramatically. Starting on Monday, January 26th, gusty winds of up to 25 mph will accompany scattered showers.
Temperature Drops and Warnings
- Temperatures are expected to plummet into the low to mid 30s by Tuesday morning.
- A freeze warning is already in effect for counties northwest of Interstate 4.
- The wind chill could drive temperatures into the 20s.
This cold weather advisory is expected to last through Thursday, January 29th. Once the morning chills ease, afternoons will still feel crisp, with another wave of cold air anticipated on Thursday.
Impact on Disney World Visitors
For those planning to visit Disney World, it is advisable to prepare for the cold. Despite Florida’s typically warm climate, chilly conditions can occur even at theme parks. Visitors should dress in layers and have clothing essentials ready.
What to Bring
- Jackets
- Gloves
- Hats
These items can be easily removed and stored as the day progresses. Additionally, many parks will have extra jackets and sweatshirts available for purchase.
Staying Warm
Consuming warm beverages, such as hot chocolate and coffee, is a great way to stay warm during the chilly days. Visitors should consider limiting their time on water rides during these cold temperatures, as they may contribute to a colder experience.
Travel Disruptions
Travelers should be aware that over 400 flights have been canceled at Orlando Airport due to the severe weather conditions affecting the region.
Stay tuned to Filmogaz.com for continued updates on weather conditions and travel tips as the cold front remains in the area.
