The National Weather Service issued the alert for parts of Orange and Osceola counties, which include the area around Disney Parks and Resorts in Orlando. The advisory warned that atmospheric conditions were favorable for the development of severe thunderstorms and possible tornado formation.

Meteorological warnings highlighted risks of wind speeds reaching 50 to 70 miles per hour, frequent lightning activity, and isolated hail. Authorities also noted that a large population across central Florida could be exposed to storm impacts due to the system’s spread.

A tornado watch indicates conditions that could support tornado formation but does not confirm an active tornado. Weather officials continued to monitor the system as it moved across the region.

Visual reports from the theme park showed visitors continuing movement within the park, with some wearing rain protection as conditions changed. No official announcement of full park closure was reported in available updates during the alert period.

Emergency agencies urged residents and visitors to remain alert and follow weather advisories due to rapidly shifting storm conditions. The system formed part of a broader weather pattern affecting multiple parts of the southeastern United States, with ongoing monitoring by meteorological authorities.