A Code Red heat advisory has been extended in Baltimore through Tuesday, city Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen said Monday.
A heat index of 105 degrees is expected through Tuesday.
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These cooling centers will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.:
Northern Community Action Partnership Center: 5225 York Road, (410) 396-6084
Southern Community Action Partnership Center: 606 Cherry Hill Road (inside the shopping center 2nd floor), (410) 545-0900
Northwest Community Action Partnership Center: 3939 Reisterstown Road, (443) 984-1384
Southeastern Community Action Partnership Center: 3411 Bank St., (410) 545-6510
Eastern Community Action Partnership Center: 1400 E. Federal St., (410) 545-0136
The Baltimore City Health Department's Division of Aging and CARE Services will also open the following senior centers from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.:
Waxter Center for Senior Citizens: 1000 Cathedral St., (410) 396-1324
Oliver Center: 1700 Gay St., (410) 396-3861
Sandtown-Winchester Senior Center: 1601 N. Baker St., (410) 396-7724
Hatton Center: 2825 Fait Avenue, (410) 396-9025 John Booth 2601 E. Baltimore St., (410) 396-9202
Zeta Center: 4501 Reisterstown Road, (410) 396-3535
City residents who want information on the closest cooling center or who are concerned about a neighbor can call 311.
Any resident experiencing the signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke should call 911.
