
Dangerous Temps: Where To Find Air-Conditioned Relief In Amarillo
We have already seen some really hot days in Amarillo. Looking at the calendar, it is just beginning. The extreme heat can be a major problem for anyone outdoors. Fortunately, there are several proven ways to protect yourself and others from extreme heat.
We are always reminded to drink plenty of water. We are told time and time again to load up on the sunscreen, too. The big thing is trying to just keep out of the extreme elements.
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That can sometimes be tough to do for many people in Amarillo. You may be dealing with a situation where your air conditioner is just not working. A broken A/C can make your home miserable, but for some, it's a dangerous health risk.
Amarillo Public Libraries Acting As Cooling Centers
Then there are those who just don't have a home to go to. That is why the Amarillo Area Office of Emergency Management is reminding Amarillo that there are places to go to avoid the dangerous heat.
Public Library Branches And Operating Hours In Amarillo
Remember that the Amarillo Public Library provides safe, air-conditioned spaces where you can escape the heat and stay comfortable. If you or someone you know needs a cool place to spend part of the day, stop by any of our library locations.
Library Hours:Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM – 7:30 PMFriday–Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PMSunday: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Locations:-Downtown Library: 413 SE 4th Ave-Southwest Branch Library: 6801 W 45th Ave-East Branch Library: 2232 E 27th Ave-North Branch Library: 1500 NE 24th Ave-Northwest Branch Library: 6100 SW 9th Ave
Let's beat the heat together and look out for one another.Please share this information with friends, family, neighbors, and anyone who may need a cool place to stay safe during these high temperatures.
Visitors can also take advantage of the library's Summer Reading Club and other free community programs.
Cool Off This Summer at Amarillo Pools and Splash Pads
Gallery Credit: Melissa Bartlett
The Patios of Amarillo
Gallery Credit: Melissa Bartlett/TSM
