Hurricane Watch now Issued At Disney World.. I’m panicking

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[@cathymartin9874]

I am a Floridian. I have lived through hurricane Andrew. Get hurricane shutters when you can. A whole house generator when you can. Get non perishables, water, flashlights, batteries. Prepare as much as you can and pray. Do everything you can do. Your life is the most important thing. My son just lost his home with hurricane Helene. But I still have him. Everything can be replaced except a life. Be safe, have cash on hand, that is all you can do.

[@mmc9828]

What freaks me out about flooding in Florida is the potential for gators, snakes, etc. to be floating down your street!

[@Bitbyostrich]

Yikes. I didn’t think of that.

[@GlamourGirl1045]

Yes! During one of our storms years ago some alligators escaped from Gatorland due to flooding.

[@mmc9828]

@@GlamourGirl1045 Lord have mercy!!

[@GlammaGrandmaJ]

Sewer water

[@marawvu]

fill up ziplock bags with water and lay them flat in freezer to insulate food so it stays longer if you do lose power

[@nolagirl6266]

As a New Orleans native this is a regular drill. Take everything outdoors and move to indoors. Clean bathtubs and fill with water so that you have water to flush the toilets. Pickup bread , peanut butter and snacks our power is also underground but we still lose power ( we suspect they shut it down to protect the grid). If you can put both cars in the garage, something as simple as my neighbors siding damaged the paint on my car in a category 1 ( Ida). Praying for Florida❤

[@WalterRiggs]

3:02 It feel different because you’re actually going to be hit by this one. Helene went north into the mountains of GA, NC, and TN. Advice from someone who grew up on the Gulf Coast: Clear everything not tied down into your garage or house. Grills, decorations, Pots. Document your bushes, trees, and roof with pictures (use a drone if you have it). Prepare more for next time. A week of food (Costco has dry rations for emergencies), canned food, bladders for the tubs in which to keep gallons of water. Charge all the batteries. Get gas. 6:35 yep. Consider fostering a dog from a local shelter.

[@avsail2002]

Move your stuff to the second level and GET OUT...go North

[@dalesmith924]

Kyle, hurricanes are scarry things for sure. Best wishes for you and Casey's safety.

[@anitathompson6571]

It’s not THAT the wind will be blowing, but WHAT the wind will be blowing. Maybe get your patio furniture inside?

[@LaurenSanderson-f4z]

Hi Kyle, I’m a loss adjuster specialising in hurricanes. Document all damage in photos if you have it and check with your insurance provider before removing anything that they are happy for items to be removed. Provide quotes from at least 2 companies for any damage. Stay safe

[@lyne-andreedelangis7367]

I'm from Québec Canada and our happy place is Siesta key we go every year. Hope Everybody's Will be safe

[@pickypants9696]

You should also film the entire inside of your house and its contents. Film inside the garage, closets and drawers, including in your kitchen. It all adds up to a ton of money and the insurance company won't just take your word for it if they have to replace stuff.

[@SheilaAmerla]

Please keep speaking and declaring God's protection over you and Florida

[@danielbierwirth6584]

How many trees do you have around your house

[@KylePalIo]

2 !

[@deborahhymer9315]

Empty all bottom cabinets and drawers. Move as much stuff upstairs. It's a damnedvifvyou do, damned if you don't. Flooding takes out anything low. Losing a roof gets the upstairs. It takes longer to prep than you think. Even areas that don't usually flood may flood this time. Be safe

[@SLC6140]

I'm in coastal GA and we don't move things anymore. We have insurance and flood insurance. We have our Hurricane Kit ready. It's a box of documents, Laptop and chargers, special things on a list to gather for just in case. all else can go. We don't exhaust ourselfs worrying about our stuff anymore. Just the outside stuff that could blow into our or someone els's stuff. We secure that stuff. Life is more important than things. And not stressing.

[@yellydavila1459]

Casey did a great job with the kitchen table. I love the plates and the decor. ❤

[@BobHandsOffArian]

Use a small drone to check your roof if you have acess to one stay safe.

[@SLC6140]

You can also call roofing companies to come out and give you an inspection. Just get the most reputable one you can. After disasters like this they usually schedule them when they're going to be in your neighborhood so it's really no trouble for them to just hop up and give it a quick look. Reputable ones will do this.

[@troycoxson90]

Praying everyone will be safe from this storm put everything thats on your porch inside those chairs will become projectiles or cause damage love yall❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SarahBeth4767]

Im very concerned and I'm in the Midwest. Stay safe and dry. The house is always fixable!

[@alexth3bulldoz3r]

I love the cars trilogy so I am so glad I was able to catch a show at Hollywood studios back in march when I went. Will be missed though. Stay safe with the hurricane 🙏

[@jeffreyandacht9847]

Kyle we are in Cape Coral north ft Myers line, we are praying for all of Florida .advice make sure all doors remain closed during storm to neutralize pressure in the house prayers for all of Florida. Monica and Jeff we met u on the wish. If you have shutters get them up!!

[@gloriamaurone7139]

Praying for everyone in the path of Milton. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MyHomeSchoolLife]

I’ve never experienced a hurricane before but I can imagine it is crazy not knowing what is going to happen over the next few days. Stay safe everyone in Florida!

[@spicycajun2core]

Absolutely! What great advice

[@MattyNelson-rs3ik]

There is so much information now. The warnings are everywhere..

[@HockeyJoc3]

Being from Colorado, Hurricanes are so foreign to us - although I did ride Hugo when I worked for Royal Caribbean. We're much more used to snowstorms and tornados! Stay Safe - both of you!

[@shawncharlebois9243]

Run from the water, hide from the wind.

[@carlajohnson9294]

My daughter is in Clermont. So worried about them. 😢

[@Cheri5500]

Fill your bathtub up with water. You can even fill your washer up with water as well.

[@rachelhaines6922]

Stay safe Kyle Sending love from the UK x

[@conniemyers211]

Get food that you can eat if the electric goes out.

[@americanpatriot-usaf]

There are many good suggestions. Get food that requires no refrigeration. Stock up on water. A medical kit would be good to have. Stay safe, and take care of your girl.

[@3bubbamii]

Disney’s Hollywood Studios don’t have a villain show. Do you know why because galaxy edge pay for money they’re not really credit. They called them Galactic credits my mom get it.

[@scottbaker5515]

Stay safe! Hoping for the best!

[@finniganomalley2931]

Don't worry about finding a roofer, they will come to you and inundate you with free inspections.

[@3bubbamii]

The resistance are not Jedi and they’re not Sith they are the new Republic

[@Stanleee1]

Purchase a drone to inspect your roof after the storm. Good luck with everything

[@eric_in_florida]

I've been through 50 or so named storms. After a while you learn to do what you can, not freak out, and deal with whatever aftermath there is. Doing a ton of worrying or stressing out really doesn't accomplish anything.

[@BostonRho]

Not sad they will make bigger and better at MK ❣️😊I’m guessing everything will be repurposed sign too🤷‍♀️ Stay safe Kyle and Casey ❤❤ anything not bolted down out in side .🙏🏻

[@gottahavefaith2526]

I was hoping that you would post a video today. Please stay safe.

[@kimberlys2950]

Kyle, get everything inside all furniture. Start freezing bags and lots of water. Try to stay calm CAsey needs you 🙏❤️. Stay safe i did see the newer the home the safer you will be because of construction laws.

[@Johnnyboy128]

Hopefully you have a flood insurance policy… usually not covered at all under your homeowners policy

[@marysmith7260]

Might look into getting impact windows thruout the house if you are going to stay there 5+ years. Its $$ but brings peace of mind, also look into a home generator

[@danieljw1985]

Brother, the house interior is coming together beautifully!!!

[@mariel3243]

Did you get your sandbags?

[@christinaloomis-mz2il]

Water water water and then more water. After what we experienced with Helene in western NC

[@danielbierwirth6584]

You need to be putting boards on your windows

[@ronkaczmarekjr6380]

Deep breath. All will be fine in your area.

[@amberrose1414]

The sign will probably end up at Lakeland’s Antique Mall

[@jillmarie4155]

I'd put your outdoor furniture inside. You can put it in that front room that doesn't have much in it. Make sure both cars are in the garage. If Casey doesnt feel comfortable patking in the garage still then do it for her. Maybe invest in hurricane shutters and a backup generator for next year. Close all blinds and drapes when it hits in case any windows break. There is a KZbinr in Texas that after her last hurricane that was sponsored by a generator company and they gave her a generator for free. You should see if you can get 1 of those companies to sponsor you after all Florida gets more hurricanes.

[@lillianlopez2338]

I think you should get accordion shutters. They are pricey but worth it.

[@melanieschuyler8793]

Please stay safe Stock up on bottled water, food, flashlights, candles. Gas in a gas can. You might want to buy a GENERATOR / gas 4 it Buy a chainsaw if you have any trees that can fall. Get portable charger to plug in phones. If you do lose power Buy bags of ice (leave in bag) for your freezer and refrigerator to keep things cold!!! Good luck

[@cindyamaru3959]

She I lived in Florida, and a storm can to town we would wash and bleach the bathtub then fill it with water. In case the water wasn’t working you could use the water in the tub as you need it.

[@jeffbeeks3775]

my daughter works at magic kingdom and is very worried too

[@misshippi971]

Get some cash, small bills.

[@michellec5407]

Fill up your tub with water, get extra water in Jugs, and praying

[@3bubbamii]

The resistance are not Jedi and they’re not Sith they are the new Republic but but they versus the enemy first order who is really the Empire

[@ronkaczmarekjr6380]

Do a time laps video out the window during the storm?

[@janicefrank989]

Very sad to see lightening Mcqueen go!! Not enough for little boys!

[@gracesoul852]

Praying for you guys and the state of Florida! Stay safe and update us when you can!

[@bethwest5954]

Do you have a drone? That would be worth getting to checking your roof! Better to get a roofer to see if all is good!

[@brianstevens802]

Hey, you Halloween folks get to start in August so it's only fair that us Christmas people can start in October especially since snow is in the forecast for the end of October 😂 Keeping all of you in Florida in my prayers 🙏

[@monkeysgotomars]

Biggest issue is ppl hoarding groceries..very bad...don't do it

[@3bubbamii]

That’s the resistance Rey team

[@TammyAllen-l6r]

Pick up everything outside that is movable

[@ginatownsend9669]

You can always go to Wisconsin. I would evacuate!

[@danielbierwirth6584]

Morning car in the garage and one car outside the garage

[@BeachComer]

*I don't care for HMO's, but your HMO should have historical info to share with you. * The owners before you, you would think would have left you with hurricane shutters or materials to protect your home, if they had issues before... * Good filling up the cars gas! * Fill your tubs with water, for drinking... * The storm chasers will more than likely be around after the storm, to see if you need anything fixed, but good on you for doing recon before the storm! It is what it is... * Pray for the best and look after your neighbors, even more so for the elderly please! * Should always have a Go-Bag for emergencies! God Bless!!!!

[@daddaddad595]

Thanks for the advice❤❤

[@HeidiNandez]

MAYBE SANDBAG ALONG THE GARAGE DOOR, INSIDE AND OUT TO KEEP WATER FROM SEEPING INTO THE GARAGE…?!?🤔 Maybe.😐

[@3bubbamii]

Disney’s Hollywood Studios don’t have a villain show. Do you know why because galaxy edge pay for money they’re not really credit. They called them Galactic credits my mom get it. that’s not the villain show that’s cars rebuild for the good guys and Kylo Ren is not a villain he’s doing business Kylo is really Sith means something else bad that means scum scum and stopping by Rey get into his head because she’s a Jedi and Jedi are scum

[@TheNHammer2012]

For the roof. Use a drone to check and take photos of the roof. Stay safe.

[@ibrsc300]

Canned goods are a good idea, but be sure they're in cans. You don't need a can opener, especially an electric can opener, to get into. Make sure they have a pop top.

[@blazedoutgaming8409]

Is Celebration HOA? If its HOA, they might have someone that will come in and do a bunch of the houses, at least thats what ive heard from family living in HOA areas. I would look into that. ask around, especially after the hurricane, don't go with anyone that says they are a roofer. Trust but verify. if someone you know in the area, maybe Adam the Woo, or someone else, maybe you can use the same guy and get a deal!

[@stevefitz5656]

Please take care.

[@wakeup2087]

I would hide under your stairs thats what I did in MD when we had tornado warnings

[@winenot1]

What kind of pass do you have as often as you go to Disney parks?

[@lindawinchester6218]

Good morning, stay safe

[@TanyaOsterman-hw9wv]

Panic causes people to make bad choices. Easier said than done, I know.

[@SLC6140]

That's true. I'm sure he's not literally panicking. I'm sure he's just saying he has a panicky feeling but he doesn't seem like a panic-er.

[@cindydewitt6067]

I am from Sarasota and it looks like now that Sarasota is going to get hit really bad not only Tampa there are other small tit towns and cities that are going to get hit Kyle and Casey please please be careful please go somewhere safe

[@jacquelineprimack1543]

Take pictures of everything inside and outside. They won’t just believe you.

[@Contom69]

I hope you bought a lot of canned goods I live the week I Chef Boyardee I need a cold. I have no choice there was no electric, but you went to Hollywood Studios. You got rise of the resistance racing Academy. You did pretty good and I just wanna say that you and Casey, please stay safe

[@jasperrice8425]

Getcha lady and y’all get on up to Wisconsin champ

[@meganmason8232]

1) stay safe and big prayers from Texas 2) hi dad.

[@daddaddad595]

Hi Megan❤😂

[@3bubbamii]

That’s Kylo

[@paulviana838]

sandbags by the doors . dont know how flooding is there

[@j.b.2115]

Fill your clean bathtub with water and make sure you have some Clorox. Get canned and other foods that don't require refrigeration, and a sterno stove to heat food/water just in case the power goes out.

[@mitchlewallen4519]

You need to leave out of Florida! There saying it’s a monster if your dead insurance won’t matter

[@ginatownsend9669]

Good Luck to you all! Stay safe!

[@aznguymetal]

Make sure board the windows.

[@Sarawazhere]

Praying for you all ❤❤❤❤❤

[@EllisBalzli]

Stock up on water and bring loose objects inside you might want to board up windows if the wind is predicted to be really heavy

[@PrinceW-lg8ms]

Sand bags along the gap of your garage

[@frankparker3666]

Stay safe🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@AnthonyHologounis96]

Stay safe guys ❤

[@TammyAllen-l6r]

Yes get your roof checked after.

[@3bubbamii]

Disney’s Hollywood Studios don’t have a villain show. Do you know why because galaxy edge pay for money they’re not really credit. They called them Galactic credits my mom get it. that’s not the villain show that’s cars rebuild for the good guys

[@aaronwilson5978]

Can i ask why didn't you stay with your parents until the hurricane passed

[@SLC6140]

Nothing to take lightly, that's for sure! Find out what you can about your builder and then like you said with your neighbors see what they know. Also don't let CNN scare you. It's good to take precaution but CNN is probably not helpful when it comes to keeping you calm. Same with the weather station. Check out the national hurricane center online look there. I think you and Casey seem very intelligent so you should be able to interpret from that. Don't panic. But get out of there if you need to. (I am in coastal Georgia and 95 is jampacked already so if you're going to leave make sure you get going soon.) It's getting a little late. Make sure you have plenty of water and lots of tuna and other foods that don't require cooking or any electric appliances. Make sure you have some propane for your grill. Get some instant coffee or some cold brew. During Helene we lost power for about three days. We were so lucky it was just three days.but we were dying without any coffee. Once some of the stores open back up and grab a bottle of cold brew that gave us about six small cups of coffee. I'm sure your house is built well. Stay safe

[@SLC6140]

We also suffered damage to our roof and the roofing company was kind enough to come out and put a tarp over for us. We are still waiting to get the roof fixed. Funny thing is we were already working on a claim before this. We ended up having to go with a public adjuster on that one because the insurance company devalued our roof to the point that we couldn't get any coverage. So the adjuster is holding it up now. However we will probably get a couple thousand dollars to put towards the roof from going with the public adjuster. Just some more unsolicited advice if you need it.

[@WallacesDisneyLife]

GM. I'm praying for you guys, this hurricane scares me. :(

[@Journey188]

Kyle, is your cruise canceled??

[@Universally_Free]

Hurricane Milton is looking CRAZY. Tampa and all of Florida are in our thoughts. BE SAFE!

[@raeraecael]

Stay safe!

[@befotos1]

I really appreciate your updates on the upcoming hurricane. I have family in Winter Park that I am concerned about. Compared to this one, I so get it with previous hurricanes and the threat level. I just went through Beryl and somehow everyone in Houston had that eerie feeling that it would be no joke and Houston was left without power for 2 week. Stay safe...