Tropical Storm Threatens Severe Weather at Disney World, Florida Declares State of Emergency
A strengthening tropical storm system in the Gulf of Mexico is raising concerns about potential severe weather at Disney World and across much of the Florida peninsula. In response, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency, activating resources to prepare for possible flooding, power outages, and damage to critical infrastructure.
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The National Hurricane Center’s projections indicate the storm could move slowly, dumping heavy rainfall over several days, starting this weekend and continuing into next week. This extended period of rain raises concerns about flooding, particularly in low-lying areas.
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Disney World, located in Orange and Osceola counties, is within the declared state of emergency zone. While the resort is known for its preparedness and has weathered storms in the past, the potential impact of this storm is being closely monitored. Visitors and residents are advised to stay updated on weather forecasts and follow any official advisories from Disney World and local authorities.
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