He added that there have been only a half-dozen or fewer tropical systems to develop in the area over the past 25 years in June. "While it is rare to get a storm to develop over the south-central Atlantic in June, it is not completely unheard of," AccuWeather Tropical Meteorologist Alex DaSilva said. "Only 3 June systems have been named in the tropical Atlantic on record: Trinidad (1933), Ana (1979), and Bret (2017)," according to Colorado State University hurricane forecaster Phil Klotzbach.Ĭoincidentally, if this system does strengthen, it would become Tropical Storm Bret. Tropical development is rare for this time of year in the eastern Atlantic, according to forecasters.Ībnormally warm waters for this time of year in the Atlantic, as well as the absence of Saharan dust in the atmosphere, are factors favoring the development of a tropical cyclone. Friday call for a 70 percent chance for development over the next seven days.
Child admission (height under 32 inches): Freeįor information on prices for all-inclusive passes and special events, visit /tickets.Watch Video: Could we see another tropical storm before the end of June?Ĭhances for development of a tropical wave in the eastern Atlantic are continuing to increase and the National Hurricane Center is now saying a tropical depression could form by early next week.Ĭhances for development have steadily increased throughout the day Friday. Senior admission (62 and older), Friday-Sunday: $39.99. Senior admission (62 and older), Monday-Thursday: $32.99. Junior admission (height of 32-48 inches), Friday-Sunday: $39.99. Junior admission (height of 32-48 inches), Monday-Thursday: $32.99. Florida resident admission (must show ID), Friday-Sunday: $45.99. Florida resident admission (must show ID), Monday-Thursday: $38.99. General admission, Friday-Sunday: $49.99. General admission, Monday-Thursday: $42.99. Park hours vary depending on the month and day and are available at /calendar. The business partners went on to invest more than $500,000 toward renovations ahead of the 2022 season. View Gallery: SEE: Check out the Daytona Lagoon water park in Daytona Beach Welcome improvementsĭaytona Lagoon has undergone improvements over the past few years since Walter Bogumil and Bill Clifford purchased the waterpark for $10 million at the end of 2021.īeachside attraction: Daytona Lagoon's new owners making improvements to win over locals While Stroud's BBQ already provided food service for the waterpark, the full-service restaurant and bar is opening on the second floor of the family entertainment complex, which also includes an arcade. Where can waterpark visitors find the new restaurant? If you plan to attend, RSVP at /strouds-rsvp. 
The event originally was scheduled for June 16. on June 27 at Daytona Lagoon, 601 Earl St., Daytona Beach. Here's what to know if you go: When and where is the grand opening event?įrom 10 to 11 a.m. There also will be complimentary game cards for the arcade. The popular family-friendly facility now hosts a full-service restaurant and bar: Stroud's BBQ.Ī ribbon-cutting celebration of the addition will be held later this month.Īttendees will be able to sample some of the restaurant's offerings, according to a press release.
More food and beverage options await Daytona Lagoon visitors looking to keep cool at the waterpark.
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