No current extreme weather forecast
Temperatures, humidity drop for next several days
Updated 9/25/26: The National Weather Service is forecasting high temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s and relatively low humidity for the coming week, meaning Central Florida is not expected to reach the heat index required to trigger free bus transportation and the opening of additional cooling spaces for people experiencing homelessness.
However, across Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties many designated cooling locations are public libraries or community centers that remain open year-round regardless of the heat index — a measure of the air temperature plus the humidity level, typically referred to as the “feels like” temperature.
For a county-by-county list of cooling locations and resources, please click here for English.
For an interactive map of cooling locations, please click here.
Please watch this page for updates as conditions warrant.
Weather Emergencies
Extreme heat. Frigid cold. Looming hurricanes.
When dangerous weather is forecast, here’s where you’ll find the most up-to-date information on where to seek shelter, how to find free transportation, plans for outreach efforts, and how the media and public can help our neighbors experiencing homelessness.
Below please find our regional plan for weather emergencies.