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Just putting this on everyone's radar so we are aware: Yes, there is another system that is potentially forming in the eastern Atlantic. However, several models (e.g. Tropical Tidbits and Windy.com) show it getting pushed back toward the northeast by 10/22 or so. Another sensational Disney...

I think you're referring to the planned Cars ride in MK not the Cars show in HS which just closed.

"The Walt Disney World theme parks will resume normal operations tomorrow, Friday 10/11."* * Except for Annual Passholders

I'm waiting on an improvement photo to the Pet Cemetery next to HM. Usually hurricanes make it look better, considering where it's located.

I was at AKL during Ian. Solid building. Interesting time. I "enjoyed" my staying put there if that is even possible. I don't recommend making a beeline to WDW just to ride out a storm though. I decided to keep my already made reservation rather than evacuate.

I visited after Irma several years back. The pet cemetery got jossled up a lot. I thought it looked better. LOL.

Things seem to have gone quiet. If many of the posters were anywhere in the impact area they could very well be without power. As for me, I would think the day and night is a little windy if I didn't know a hurricane was southeast of me. And to think I only evaced to Jax last week due to Helene.

Yikes!

Watching the Weather Channel. Because of the more southern landfall at Sarasota that means the northern side (ie I-4 corridor including WDW) is getting slammed.

That's good. The sooner it comes and goes the better. We don't want these things hanging around.

The Governor just said on talk radio more than 50,000.

The latest update from the State Disaster Response Team here.

Latest weather alerts: Palatka: https://weather.com/weather/alerts/localalerts/l/d6fe5315750eda5a465223438a88e51a858aa6550ae39a30def9db16c077a431 Sanford: https://weather.com/weather/alerts/localalerts/l/728b49487de22d8295162a7a67e530915d9de7414b4674d05c458a9eb645f974

Palatka is in eastern Putnum County near the St. Johns River just south of Duval (Jacksonville) and Clay Counties. CURRENT WATCHES AND WARNINGS: - A Storm Surge Warning and Hurricane Warning are in effect for Coastal Flagler, Coastal St. Johns, Eastern Putnam, and Inland St. Johns - A Storm...

🤷‍♂️ The dot is actually northeast Leon County.

Yeehaw Junction! 😂 I get a laugh every time I see that town name.

Sure. It's going to be an inconvenience. And if they can't leave by now their best option is staying put in their resort (or the one they were moved to from the campground).

It's currently showing about 1,000 millibars which is better than what you're showing. I looked it up and 1,000mb is approx 50mph. Regardless, FL doesn't need any more tropical systems after Helene and Milton.

I was listening to local talk radio today. They said that Katrina was a Cat 5 before it hit as a Cat 3. It's still remembered as one of the worst hurricanes to hit the U.S., mostly because of the storm surge.