cooling centers

Extreme heat has been forecasted in the Willamette Valley this Sunday through Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to exceed 95 degrees. Cities and counties have cooling centers available for the public to cool off during the heat wave.

Saint Vincent de Paul has set up a cooling center at the Lane Events Center in Eugene. It's in Meeting room one.

The hubs will be part of the county’s emergency response during smoke or extreme heat events, such as the one that broke several temperature records in Eugene this month.

Triple-digit temperatures and wildfire smoke have made being outside for extended periods hazardous, to the point where Lane County has activated a day-long cooling and respite center for those needing a safe place to breathe.

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Note: This post will be updated as KLCC receives more information.Lane CountyLane County is activating a cooling and heat respite center at the Lane…