NEWS: Disney World County Under Tornado Watch

If you’re in Disney World or Orange County right now, we’ve got very important news for you.

A storm coming into EPCOT

Severe weather is no joke anywhere, especially in Disney World. It can impact the rides operating, the safety of parades and characters meeting guests, and the dryness of your belongings. If you’re in Disney World right now, you’ll want to get inside SOON and stay there for a little bit.

Disney World and all of Orange County are currently under a Tornado Watch and a Severe Thunderstorm Warning according to WESH 2.

Here's a closer look at where the Severe Thunderstorm Warning is. Stay with @WESH 2 News… #WESHwx pic.twitter.com/gly5Y29a2W

— Tony Mainolfi (@TMainolfiWESH) April 29, 2023

You could see up to 60 mph winds, quarter-sized hail, and more. The severe thunderstorm warning is in effect until 5:30PM (but that may change quickly), while the tornado watch is in effect until 10PM tonight.

Magic Kingdom in the rain

Grab a poncho and take cover in Disney World.

The skies are opening up in Disney’s Hollywood Studios…prepare your ponchos people! ⛈️ pic.twitter.com/WXdNpsWC70

— AllEars.Net (@AllEarsNet) April 29, 2023

Orlando Internation Airport also posted an update saying that flights could be impacted due to weather.

Weather Alert ⛈️ Due to thunderstorms throughout this evening, airline ops may be impacted with flight delays/cancellations and baggage delivery delays. Please check with your airline directly for updates regarding your flight. For airport delays, visit: https://t.co/vm0yMYHkcv.

— Orlando International Airport (@MCO) April 29, 2023

We encourage you to put your safety first and implore you to please listen to Cast Members if/when they direct you on what to do during this storm. Check your weather app for the most updated information, and stay tuned to AllEars for all major news.