The Red Cross of Colorado opens warming centers due to extreme cold weather.
5:13 p.m. FEBRUARY 2, 2022 –The American Red Cross of Colorado has reopened a warming center and an overnight shelter for stranded travelers or anyone needing refuge from the extreme cold and winter weather, which are expected to continue overnight. The storm may make travel along I-25, US-36, I-70 and US-285 difficult. The highest totals of snowfall will be across the foothills.
Here is the list of the current places open for people needing to get out of the storm.
Overnight Shelter
- Patriot Learning Center – 11990 Swingline Road, Falcon, CO 80831
Warming Center – Open 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
- Peter Catholic Church – 55 Jefferson St, Monument, CO 80132
7:24 PM, FEBRUARY 1, 2022 –The American Red Cross of Colorado has opened several warming centers for stranded travelers or anyone needing shelter from the extreme cold and winter weather, which are expected this afternoon and may continue overnight into tomorrow, February 2nd. The storm may make travel along I-25, US-36, I-70 and US-285 difficult. The highest totals of snowfall will be across the foothills.
Here is the list of the current places open for people needing to get out of the storm.
- Patriot Learning Center – 11990 Swingline Road, Falcon, CO 80831
- Peter Catholic Church – 55 Jefferson St, Monument, CO 80132
Huerfano County Community Center – 928 Russell St, Walsenburg, CO 81089
Kilmer Elementary School – 4285 Walker Ct, Monument, CO 80132