It's going to be a hot one today throughout the entire state. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat watch for today, with the forecast calling for a high of 98 degrees. That would tie the record of 98 degrees for July 27th that was set in 1888. The heat index is expected to make it feel well over 100 degrees, and people should take precautions if they must work or spend a lot of time outdoors.
In Springfield--- Cooling Centers have been set up according to Springfield Mayor Dom Sarno.
Mason Square Library, Community Room
765 State St, Spfld, MA 01109
Monday, July 27, 12noon-6pm
Tuesday, July 28, 12noon-6pm
Kenefick Park (Fitness Center,
310 Plainfield St., Springfield, MA 01107
Monday, July 27, 12noon-6pm
Tuesday, July 28, 12noon-6pm
Forest Park Conference Room (next to administration building) * (please tell attendant you are going to cooling center)
Monday, July 27, 12noon-6pm
Tuesday, July 28, 12noon-6pm
Indian Orchard Citizens Council (Myrtle Park)
117 Main St., Indian Orchard 01151
Monday, July 27, 12noon-6pm
Tuesday, July 28, 12noon-6pm
Clodo Concepcion (Greenleaf) Community Center
1187 ½ Parker St., Spfld, MA 01129
Monday, July 27, 12noon-6pm
Tuesday, July 28, 12noon-6pm
South End Community Center
99 Marble St., Spfld, MA 01105
Monday, July 27, 12noon-6pm
Tuesday, July 28, 12noon-6pm
Because of the Pandemic, the Mayor says temperatures will be checked and you must wear a mask and social distance while inside.