tribbleorlfl
Well-Known Member
For guests, sure. For the CMs they "convinced" to stay, they'll be getting out of work just as the strongest winds and rain come through.Good news.
For guests, sure. For the CMs they "convinced" to stay, they'll be getting out of work just as the strongest winds and rain come through.Good news.
For guests, sure. For the CMs they "convinced" to stay, they'll be getting out of work just as the strongest winds and rain come through.
For guests, sure. For the CMs they "convinced" to stay, they'll be getting out of work just as the strongest winds and rain come through.
Both storms are not projected to be going near Florida.But wait! There's more...
Both storms are not projected to be going near Florida.
ba dum tss as they say.That means we should probably be concerned about them.
I didn't say (or mean to imply) they were. Just that there are more storms brewing in the Atlantic basin; it's quite busy right now.Both storms are not projected to be going near Florida.
Curious why Blizzard Beach will remain closed while all other parks, including Typhoon Lagoon will open. BB was closed Sunday, Monday and today, too.
Halfway thru my trip, just crossed into Florida and am 3 hours away from Orlando. Weather has been beautiful the whole way. Hope everyone in the storm path stays safe.
Those may not be the ones to worry about.Both storms are not projected to be going near Florida.
Same here. Looks like the gusts aren’t too gusty yet and power is still on, but I do have coworkers in other parts of Orlando that already had lights flickering. My office also is going to be open tomorrow but depending how fast this moves through the night, I may just work from home. Driving through this weather is a nightmare on i4.The rain finally moved into my part of Orlando (Windermere) about an hour ago, it sounds nice. Here's hoping future squalls don't get too gusty. Stay safe tonight everyone!
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