DAYTON, Ohio — Starting Sunday and through next week, a blast of frigid temperatures is expected to hit the Buckeye State.
The National Weather Service said the pattern will bring in strong winds, which could push temperatures to below zero.
“Everyone should continue to monitor their local weather forecasts and be prepared to protect your health and safety,” stated Kim Caudill, emergency preparedness coordinator for Greene County Public Health. “Extreme cold can pose a significant danger to people, pets, and those exposed to the elements. Look out for your neighbors, stay warm, and if you must travel, be cautious during any potential winter weather conditions.”
To prepare, there are warming centers available in Greene County to keep residents warm. All of them are open during business hours.
- Beavercreek Senior Center at 3868 Dayton Xenia Rd. in Beavercreek, Ohio (937-426-6166)
- Fairborn Senior Center on 325 N 3rd St. in Fairborn, Ohio (937-878-4141)
- Yellow Springs Senior Center on 227 Xenia Ave. in Yellow Springs, Ohio (937-767-5751)
- Beavercreek Community Library on 3618 Dayton-Xenia Rd. in Beavercreek, Ohio (937-352-4001)
- Cedarville Community Library on 20 South Miller St. in Cedarville, Ohio (937-352-4006)
- Fairborn Community Library on 1 East Main St. in Fairborn, Ohio (937-878-9383)
- Jamestown Community Library on 86 Seaman Dr., Jamestown, Ohio (937-352-4005)
- Winters-Bellbrook Community Library on 57 W Franklin St. in Bellbrook, Ohio (937-352-4004)
- Xenia Community Library on 76 E Market St. in Xenia, Ohio (937-352-4000)
- Yellow Springs Community Library on 415 Xenia Ave. in Yellow Springs, Ohio (937-352-4003)
- John Bryan Community Center on 100 Dayton St. in Yellow Springs, Ohio (937-767-7202)
- Fairborn Police Department Lobby on 70 W. Hebble Ave. in Fairborn, Ohio (937-754-3000)