Walt Disney World / Weather
Disney World area under a wind advisory through 8 PM Monday
The October 26 advisory calls for gusts of 35–40 mph. No Disney ride, transportation or fireworks cancellation has been verified for this report.
If you’re spending Monday at Walt Disney World, keep a firm hold on those hats and loose items.
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory covering Orange and Osceola counties, including the Disney World area, through 8 p.m. EDT on October 26, 2026. That is also 8 p.m. in Aruba today.
Check the latest official NWS advisory ↗
What the advisory says
Northeast winds of 20–25 mph are forecast, with gusts reaching 35–40 mph. The NWS warns of loose objects being blown around, possible falling branches and isolated power interruptions. Drivers should take extra care, particularly in taller vehicles.
For your park day
Secure anything that could blow away, pay attention to conditions and follow Cast Member directions. Check My Disney Experience for current attraction and entertainment information rather than assuming a show or ride has been canceled.
No specific Disney attraction, transportation service or fireworks cancellation has been verified for this report.
This is a dated weather update
The NWS bulletin was issued at 12:36 p.m. EDT and rechecked at 1:09 p.m. EDT on October 26. Alerts can change; the official link below has the latest status. After the stated expiry, do not treat this article as a current alert.