Hurricaine developing? Where? A bit early to be calling it that or say it is heading for Disney. Right now, they haven’t even mentioned the word here. It’s a tropical storm that they are watching. (I live in SW Florida where it could hit first. And they aren’t even sure it will hit Florida as of yet.)
I was there during Irma and was locked down in the resort for almost 2 days. I never felt safer! Disney is the place to be to ride out that type of storm.
“That being said, we can see that the storm is forming directly beneath Orlando…”
This sentence alone is irresponsible journalism. I’m sitting at Epcot right now (7/1 @ 2:14pm EDT) and the position of TS Elsa is 2,328 miles from my position. Hardly “directly beneath Orlando.”
I was on the crew building Disney’s Boardwalk. Opal was coming through. We spent 2 days tying things down before she hit. Luckily, there was very minimal damage.
Kinda poetic that a storm named Elsa may hit Disney World. The place where dreams come to life getting hit by something that would be nobody’s dream and it’s named after a Disney character.
Comments for Florida Meteorologist Shows Hurricane Elsa Developing Near Disney World
Erik
If only Elsa would wash away Frozen and bring back maelstrom ID be a happy camper.
Kim
Hurricaine developing? Where? A bit early to be calling it that or say it is heading for Disney. Right now, they haven’t even mentioned the word here. It’s a tropical storm that they are watching. (I live in SW Florida where it could hit first. And they aren’t even sure it will hit Florida as of yet.)
Rebecca
Thank you-this is good to know as my daughter and her family are visiting Disney this week!
Christopher Thatch
That is what the article says.
Jodi
I was there during Irma and was locked down in the resort for almost 2 days. I never felt safer! Disney is the place to be to ride out that type of storm.
SS
“That being said, we can see that the storm is forming directly beneath Orlando…”
This sentence alone is irresponsible journalism. I’m sitting at Epcot right now (7/1 @ 2:14pm EDT) and the position of TS Elsa is 2,328 miles from my position. Hardly “directly beneath Orlando.”
Greg Graf
I was on the crew building Disney’s Boardwalk. Opal was coming through. We spent 2 days tying things down before she hit. Luckily, there was very minimal damage.
Mason
I live in Florida, I’m worried and laughing about this. So yeah let the storm rage on sorry I couldn’t hold it in I had to let it go.
Blaze Fox
Kinda poetic that a storm named Elsa may hit Disney World. The place where dreams come to life getting hit by something that would be nobody’s dream and it’s named after a Disney character.
Jean
“Let it go, let it go. Let the storm rage on…” Thh’orms coming into Daytona Beach, FL USA. 🙏safe everyone.
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