Overview
- Forecast models and local agencies show a strong cold front moving through late Thursday with the coldest conditions arriving for the Nov. 14–15 weekend, bringing afternoon highs in the low 60s and morning lows in the mid to upper 40s.
- The National Weather Service expects gusty northwest winds that will lower wind chills into the low to mid 40s near and north of Greater Orlando, making outdoor water activities feel much colder than the thermometer indicates.
- Disney’s planDisney guidance says water‑based offerings may be unavailable on notably chilly or windy days and that water parks are often closed when daytime highs are forecast below about 70°F, a threshold cited by resort staff.
- Given the forecasted temperatures, Disney’s operating water park faces a tangible risk of limited hours or closure for at least part of the Nov. 14–15 weekend, so plans that center on outdoor water attractions could be disrupted.
- Guests should check the My Disney Experience app each morning, pack warm layers, and consider heated resort pools that are kept near 82°F as alternatives; Disney also confirmed Blizzard Beach will close and Typhoon Lagoon will reopen on Jan. 27, 2027.