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Credit: Inside the Magic If you are visiting the theme parks in Central Florida this week, make sure to stay hydrated and seek as much shade as possible because temperature records could be broken this week.
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It’s no secret that summertime at Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando consists of lots of sun, but many don’t think or consider it as they are too busy have fun in the theme parks.
However, it is really important to remember to hydrate as temperatures are sky-rocketing.
According to ClickOrlando,
The normal high temperature for Orlando on this date is 92. The record high for today is 98, set in 1892.
High temperatures will in the mid-90s on Saturday and Sunday, with rain chances at 40% to 50%.
Orlando has a rain deficit of 5.06 inches this year.
Walt Disney World, specifically, offers free ice water to Guests so if you do not want to spend money on water bottles, make sure to find a Quick-Service location and ask for a cup of ice water to ensure you are staying hydrated.
In addition, we know Florida consists of lots of sun, but also several thunderstorms and random pop-up showers. Sometimes these rain showers can even turn into torrential downpours, which could really change the trajectory of your day at times as select Disney World attractions may close due to the rain.
If you have an upcoming vacation, be prepared to not only bring ponchos and extra clothes as the rainstorms in Orlando during the summer months can come on suddenly.
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