Some frigid weather conditions across the Bay Area on Monday is prompting warming centers to open.
As you step out the door in the morning, you'll probably find some frost on your windshield.At around 5:30 a.m. Monday, ABC7's Lena Howland said it was 37 degrees in Santa Clara, enough of a concern to prompt county officials to open up Bay Area warming centers.The Santa Clara Senior Center will be the first to open up at 7 a.m.
The National Weather Service originally issued a Freeze Watch for most of the Bay Area from Sunday night into Monday Morning, but it has since been converted into a Frost Advisory for the Bay Area and Central Coast.These conditions can make people vulnerable to hypothermia, especially younger people and people over the age of 65.
A number of libraries and community centers will open as warming centers throughout Santa Clara County. Here's a list:
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