Weather Forecast for Disney

[Tink3815]

For the locals, what TV weather station or web site do you find to be the most accurate. Accuweather and Weather Channel seem to be different when I look at next week.

 

[sam_gordon]

Any predictions much more than 2-3 days out aren't really worth much. When I'm travelling somewhere, I look at the forecasted temps & precipitation just for a general idea.

 

[tvguy]

We use NOAA forecasts.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I'm not an Orlando local but I've seen WESH recommended often here over the years. I've referenced it on trips, always seemed good.

https://www.wesh.com/weather

 

[holden]

Not a local, but I use the WEST app when I'm in WDW. Keep in mind 100% chance of rain could mean rain in AK and none in MK.

 

[Stratman50th]

I'm a local and I have the Fox 13 Skytower app on my phone. They're out of Tampa but I like their live radar best. Continuing with the apps, I also have AccuWeather installed. Both you can add a location anyplace in the country and set it as a default
I watch both Fox 13 and Channel 10 out of Tampa also. I live off of I-4 almost in the middle between Orlando and Tampa, or about 30 minutes from Disney.
As others have said, you can watch the 7 day weather daily to give you a trend, but you can only really trust about 3 days out.

 

[_19disnA]

No one weather station is going to be consistently better/worse than anyone else. They all use the same information to do forecasts. Weather can also be regional, so when they try to do predictions for LARGE areas, they are more likely to be wrong. I agree that any weather forecast for any part of the country is probably only good for the next 2-3 days. Beyond that there are too many random variables to consider making those forecasts not very accurate.