Weather Update: National Hurricane Center Tracking Possible Disturbance in Florida

We’ve officially headed into hurricane season, and there’s a lot you need to know if you’re planning on vacationing in Florida in the coming months.

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Over the next few months, we’ll be watching weather reports closely to see what could possibly affect your vacation plans, whether it be something as mild as rain or something as serious as a hurricane. And right now, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring a possible tropical disturbance.

In the morning on Tuesday, June 3rd, the National Hurricane Center shared that there’s a non-tropical area of low pressure forecast to form in the next couple of days. Over time, this could gradually acquire tropical or subtropical characteristics.

8 am EDT Tue Jun 3: A non-tropical area of low pressure is forecast to form along a frontal boundary in a couple days off the SE U.S. coast. The low could gradually acquire subtropical or tropical characteristics later this week if it remains offshore.

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— National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) June 3, 2025

Currently, this area is off the southern shore of the United States, between Florida and North Carolina. According to weather maps on the NHC website, it has a less than 40% chance of cyclone formation over the next week.

It’s the only disturbance on the maps at this time. We’ll continue to keep an eye on the reports from the NHC to see if anything changes, and if you’re traveling to the beach in that area soon, it would be a good idea to monitor the weather.

And if you’re traveling to Disney World in the coming months, make sure to watch the weather leading up to your trip, pack rain gear, and stay tuned to AllEars — we’ll make sure you have all the hurricane season news.

Check out the video below to see what happens during a hurricane in Disney World.