Florida Inclement Weather Policy
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Top 3 Florida Severe Weather ThreatsLightning. Welcome to the lightning capital of the United States.Heat. The second biggest severe weather risk in Florida is the heat.Hurricanes. The last major Florida severe weather threat is a hurricane.
The most important things to remember are:GET IN - If you are outside, get inside. If you're already inside, get as far into the middle of the building as possible.GET DOWN - Get underground if possible.COVER UP - Flying and falling debris are a storm's number one killer.
N Florida, we experience some of the wildest weather in the world. Although snowy blizzards are very unlikely, we do encounter hurricanes, tornadoes, waterspouts, heavy rain showers and a lot of lightning strikes. Our humid, subtropical climate creates an ideal breeding ground for these extreme weather conditions.
We closely monitor weather conditions and for the safety of our guests, team members, and animals, we may suspend operations during periods of inclement weather, including thunder, and lightning. During these periods guests may be asked to evacuate pools, reefs, and dining areas to seek shelter.
Tropical cyclones such as hurricanes and tropical storms pose the greatest weather threat to the Florida Keys and its coastal waters. Due to the small land areas and only 1 major highway in and out of the Keys, the Keys are extremely vulnerable to tropical systems.
Florida has the greatest number of thunderstorms in the United States, occurring 75105 days each year. Thunderstorms can produce dangerous hazards such as lightning, tornadoes, hail, strong winds and heavy rain that can lead to flooding.
The Northwest Florida Panhandle is so prone to hurricanes that it has surpassed every other state as a whole, as Texas is the second most hurricane-prone state in the U.S. with 64 total hurricanes.
N Florida, we experience some of the wildest weather in the world. Although snowy blizzards are very unlikely, we do encounter hurricanes, tornadoes, waterspouts, heavy rain showers and a lot of lightning strikes. Our humid, subtropical climate creates an ideal breeding ground for these extreme weather conditions.
