The city of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County have released where warming centers will be operating during the extremely cold temperatures that are to come early Monday morning.

Houston officials are preparing for severe cold weather expected to hit the region Sunday night, with Mayor John Whitmire announcing the activation of warming centers across the city to protect vulnerable residents.

In the wake of an extreme cold watch beginning Monday, Columbus will open five city warming centers for MLK holiday to protect folks from the cold.

The City of Racine is opening four of its community centers on Monday, Jan. 20 to serve as warming centers. Those community centers will be open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on MLK Day, a federal holiday.

The City of Southaven has announced plans to open a warming center Sunday evening ahead of a dangerous temperature drop.

The city of Huntsville says warming centers for the community will be opened again next week as temperatures are expected to drop significantly.

With extreme cold expected to settle in for a few days beginning over the weekend, local shelters and community centers will be open longer to serve as warming centers. The city of Lansing on Friday activated its "Code Blue" cold weather plan,

Many parts of Montana are expecting extremely low temperatures in the coming days. The Flathead Warming Center is preparing to serve as a resource for residents