
Weather conditions should always be taken seriously when planning a Walt Disney World Resort trip. In addition to hurricanes, severe rainstorms, and flooding concerns, extreme heat is another significant weather risk.
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Heat Advisory
Guests planning to visit Walt Disney World or any other outdoor attractions in Central Florida next week should be aware of the current heat warnings released by the National Weather Service and Florida Division of Emergency Management. They have also provided tips for staying cool and vital signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
During the July 4 holiday week, the temperature is expected to reach 97° F with a dangerous heat index of up to 108° F.
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Staying Cool
Even during normal circumstances, hot weather in Walt Disney World can be a significant concern, especially for infants, young children, and older people. The many theme Parks offer a lot of spots to cool down and free ice water at quick service locations. It’s also important to be aware of first aid stations, baby care centers, and various air-conditioned buildings. Each location can provide much-needed relief from the excessive heat as well as assistance if you experience any signs of heat illness. The spots also offer a great place to take a break and rest out of the sun and away from the crowds.
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It’s always good advice to stay hydrated in the Disney theme Parks, regardless of age or health concerns. Some experts suggest stopping at least once an hour to cool down with water and air conditioning.
Some tips to remember for today ..and beyond… as we head through what will be a HOT week! pic.twitter.com/oAMvH4gAwa
— NWS Melbourne (@NWSMelbourne) June 27, 2023
Although many recommend staying indoors in such extreme temperatures that may cramp an expensive and pre-planned vacation. So if you still maintain your Walt Disney World Resort plans, just remember to be careful about the risks of heat illness and take all necessary precautions.
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☀️ As Florida experiences heat waves & high temperatures, residents & visitors are encouraged to stay hydrated & cool to avoid heat-related illnesses.
⬇️ Know the differences between heat exhaustion & heat stroke & learn more about heat safety: https://t.co/iMt7ktUAmU pic.twitter.com/cJJirIC9Uw
— FL Division of Emergency Management (@FLSERT) June 27, 2023
For more on heat safety and tips, visit https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat.