Weather
Warming Centers In Manhattan: Where To Find One
With severe cold in the area predicted this week, here is where Manhattan residents can go to stay warm.
MANHATTAN, IL — Mother Nature is throwing some seriously cold weather Manhattan's way to start the new year. Below is a list of where Manhattan residents can go should they need to stay warm.
- Manhattan Community Meeting Room at Village Hall, 260 Market Place. (815) 418-2100.Open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Masks are required.
According to the latest weather predictions on AccuWeather, hypothermia is likely without protective clothing Wednesday evening through late Friday night. The high for Monday is predicted to be only 22 degrees; a low of 24 and a high of 35 on Tuesday; Wednesday's high is 24 with a low of 6; Thursday looks even colder with a high of just 16 and a low of -2, and an 83 percent chance of snow; and Friday could be brutally cold, with a high of 9 and a low of 2.
For more information on warming centers in the area, visit the Will County Emergency Management Agency website.
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