SF Opens Four “Weather Relief” Centers (Sept. 27-28)

Submitted by the Event Organizer

The National Weather Service is predicting above normal temps in San Francisco Sunday, Sept. 27 and Monday, Sept. 28 with afternoon temperatures peaking in the 80’s to lower 90’s. Even during heat waves, we must continue to protect ourselves and our community from COVID-19. Stay home when possible.

UPDATE – please note that we the sf72 website lists “Sunday Sept. 25 – Monday Sept. 26” which is clearly a typo. So we believe that they mean Sunday to Monday September 27-28 which is listed on the Sunday Streets Twitter feed.)

If it feels too hot in your home, seek cooler temperatures while keeping at least six feet away from people not in your household. Great places to beat the heat include shady parks and other uncrowded outdoor spaces.

If it feels too warm inside and you need a break from the heat, San Francisco will activate Weather Relief Centers at the following locations open

• San Francisco Main Library, 100 Larkin Street
• Chinatown Branch Library, 1135 Powell Street
• Mission Bay Branch Library, 960 4th Street
• Southeast Community Facility, 1800 Oakdale Avenue

☀️In preparation for warm temperatures this weekend, the City will be activating Weather Relief Centers:

Sun. 9/27 & Mon. 9/28
10am-5:30pm

📍 @SFPublicLibrary
Main: 100 Larkin St
Chinatown: 1135 Powell St
Mission Bay: 960 4th St

Southeast Community Facility: 1800 Oakdale Ave pic.twitter.com/QYCXATD1Vx

— Sunday Streets SF (@SundayStreets) September 26, 2020

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