The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services has announced cooling centers will reopen across the First State as soaring temperatures return this week.
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As temperatures soar into the 90s across Delaware, cooling centers are providing neighbors with a safe place to escape the heat and access resources that go beyond air conditioning.
With temperatures expected to remain above 90 degrees for several days, the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) has activated cooling centers across the state.
Delaware has begun opening cooling centers as temperatures are expected to soar on Friday.
Ahead of another heatwave, Sussex County Emergency Management officials announced a number of cooling centers will open July 15-17.
Caroline County is opening several cooling centers ahead of incoming severe heat.
HARRINGTON, Del.- People stepped onto the fairgrounds armed with tools to beat the heat Thursday.
WBOC has compiled a list of those centers below and will update it as more are announced.
Talbot County Emergency Services have announced the opening of cooling centers for those in need of shelter from this week’s heat.
Due to the extreme heat, Wicomico and Somerset counties have opened cooling centers at several locations.