NEWS: Tornado Watch Issued for Part of Walt Disney World

Rain is not unusual in Disney World. It is in Florida, after all.

We’ve covered how to have a good rainy day in Disney World and even how to tackle extreme weather, but today might be one of those days you want to stay home.

According to meteorologist David Heckard of Spectrum News 13, Seminole, Sanford, and Orange Counties in Florida (where Disney World is located) are under a Tornado Watch until 5PM tonight.

JUST IN — Tornado Watch has been extended to include Seminole and Orange counties until 5 pm.

This now includes #Orlando and #Sanford.

Strong to severe storms will move across much of the area this afternoon.

Coverage now on @MyNews13.@MyNews13Weather #flwx pic.twitter.com/kcSj2VAxNx

— David Heckard (@DavidHeckard) October 28, 2021

Shortly after, The Orlando Sentinel reported that the National Weather Service has also added Osceola County to the existing Tornado Watch list, which includes the counties of Orange, Sanford, and Seminole.

Update: According to WESH 2, the Tornado Watch has been canceled for Orange, Seminole, and Volusia Counties. Now a Tornado Watch is in effect for Brevard and Osceola Counties until 7:00 PM.

Important Update: A tornado warning is in effect for Osceola County through 5:30PM. News 6 has advised individuals to seek shelter immediately.

A Tornado Warning is in effect until 10/28 5:30PM for Indian River, Osceola. SEEK SHELTER IMMEDIATELY! #flwx #news6 pic.twitter.com/Q6LAo1FwVt

— News 6 WKMG (@news6wkmg) October 28, 2021

We’ve seen plenty of rainy weather in Disney World, to say the least, and it seems that this afternoon will see some “strong to severe storms” pass through the parks. Make sure you pack your umbrella!

The Orlando Sentinel reported that 60 mph winds and hail are possible this afternoon, and residents might experience property damages to roofs, sidings, and trees.

Check back with All Ears for more Disney World news, and make sure you plan for a stormy afternoon if you’re heading to Disney World today!