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We’ve got a word of warning if you’re flying into or out of Orlando International Airport (MCO) this afternoon!
Southwest Planes
Due to weather conditions across Central and South Florida, airline operations — including flights and baggage — may be impacted. In fact, over 200 flights have been delayed at MCO this afternoon. Here’s what you need to know.
As California is ravaged by wildfires, much of the rest of the United States is under a state of emergency due to intense winter storms sweeping across the country.
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A blanket of snow and ice fell on the East Coast on Monday, January 6th, which has caused disruptions from the Mid-Atlantic to the Northeast, according to the New York Times. But that isn’t the only winter storm impacting the U.S. right now as another arctic blast is expected to hit from Texas to Tennessee, the Associated Press has reported.
We’re keeping a close eye on Hurricane Milton as it heads for Florida.
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Businesses and residents of Central Florida have been preparing for the incoming storm. Both Disney World and Universal Orlando are planning temporary closures ahead of the storm, and locals are evacuating or preparing to shelter in place by stocking up on the essentials. Now that we’re mid-week and the storm is coming closer, what do things look like?
It’s about to get seriously cold in Disney World.
Cinderella Castle
This holiday season has seen some intense weather, and it’s about to get colder. This week we’ve seen thousands of flights being canceled and delayed, millions of predicted travelers, and a warning from President Joe Biden about holiday travel. Now, we’re preparing to bundle up even more.
Hurricane Ian has continued to strengthen as it has approached Florida, causing residents and visitors alike to be on high alert.
Rain from Hurricane Ian near Disney World
Tornado warnings have been issued for one Disney World county, with the rest of Florida under a state of emergency. Much was uncertain about where or when the storm would come ashore, but now it looks like our questions have been answered — as Hurricane Ian has officially made landfall in 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.
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