Central Florida is preparing for a stretch of changing weather, and that shift may once again influence how Walt Disney World Resort approaches its water-park operations. Forecasts from Click Orlando point to a soggy pattern arriving this weekend, bringing a round of rain along with cooler air that could impact plans for Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park.
According to the report, the incoming pattern begins Saturday with scattered showers before developing into steady rainfall by Sunday. Rain chances move from about 30–50% on Saturday afternoon to nearly 80% late Sunday.
A few isolated thunderstorms remain possible, though they are not expected to be widespread. Temperatures, which recently sat in the low to mid-80s, will fall into the mid-70s on Sunday and then continue their slide into the upper 60s and 70s early next week. Nights will trend cooler as well.
Click Orlando notes that “from Saturday through Monday, a sloppy weather pattern settles in.” A weakening front currently across North Florida will drift into the central part of the state before fading. At the same time, a developing low-pressure system along the northern Gulf Coast on Sunday is expected to help usher a stronger cold front through Central Florida late Sunday into Monday.
Recent weeks demonstrated how quickly these shifts can affect park operations. Over Thanksgiving weekend, Typhoon Lagoon closed due to cold air moving through the region. While the park typically posts schedules in advance, sudden temperature drops often prompt same-day adjustments.
With another cooldown approaching and rainfall totals of 1–3 inches possible north and west of the I-4 corridor, guests may want to watch for similar changes. Typhoon Lagoon currently lists hours for next week, but conditions involving rain, wind, and cooler temperatures can influence whether visiting a water park is ideal—or even feasible. Disney has a long history of modifying water-park schedules when the weather turns less favorable.
For travelers arriving in the coming days, keeping an eye on the forecast will be essential. Checking Disney’s official updates, staying flexible, and having alternate plans ready can help ensure a smooth visit if the weather prompts operational adjustments.
As the festive season rolls on and Central Florida prepares for another round of shifting skies, what are your thoughts on the latest forecast? Share your take with us in the comments!
