严寒冬季风暴来袭，各地开放避寒中心提供援助

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Across the United States, local governments and nonprofits opened warming shelters and expanded beds as severe cold and winter storms approached. Cities including Mullins, Elyria, St. Louis, Asheville and Eupora mobilized shelters, donated supplies, outreach and Code Blue activations to protect unhoused and heat-insecure residents. Shelters operated from city halls, recreation centers, churches and civic centers, with some expanding capacity by hundreds and running 24/7 during cold spells. Officials coordinated with emergency management, law enforcement and volunteers to provide cots, blankets, generators and transport. Forecasts and winter-storm watches prompted activations this week. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research. Across the United States, local governments and nonprofits opened warming shelters and expanded beds as severe cold and winter storms approached. Cities including Mullins, Elyria, St. Louis, Asheville and Eupora mobilized shelters, donated supplies, outreach and Code Blue activations to protect unhoused and heat-insecure residents. Shelters operated from city halls, recreation centers, churches and civic centers, with some expanding capacity by hundreds and running 24/7 during cold spells. Officials coordinated with emergency management, law enforcement and volunteers to provide cots, blankets, generators and transport. Forecasts and winter-storm watches prompted activations this week. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research. Across the United States, local governments and nonprofits opened warming shelters and expanded beds as severe cold and winter storms approached. Cities including Mullins, Elyria, St. Louis, Asheville and Eupora mobilized shelters, donated supplies, outreach and Code Blue activations to protect unhoused and heat-insecure residents. Shelters operated from city halls, recreation centers, churches and civic centers, with some expanding capacity by hundreds and running 24/7 during cold spells. Officials coordinated with emergency management, law enforcement and volunteers to provide cots, blankets, generators and transport. Forecasts and winter-storm watches prompted activations this week. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research. Across the United States, local governments and nonprofits opened warming shelters and expanded beds as severe cold and winter storms approached. Cities including Mullins, Elyria, St. Louis, Asheville and Eupora mobilized shelters, donated supplies, outreach and Code Blue activations to protect unhoused and heat-insecure residents. Shelters operated from city halls, recreation centers, churches and civic centers, with some expanding capacity by hundreds and running 24/7 during cold spells. Officials coordinated with emergency management, law enforcement and volunteers to provide cots, blankets, generators and transport. Forecasts and winter-storm watches prompted activations this week. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research. Across the United States, local governments and nonprofits opened warming shelters and expanded beds as severe cold and winter storms approached. Cities including Mullins, Elyria, St. Louis, Asheville and Eupora mobilized shelters, donated supplies, outreach and Code Blue activations to protect unhoused and heat-insecure residents. Shelters operated from city halls, recreation centers, churches and civic centers, with some expanding capacity by hundreds and running 24/7 during cold spells. Officials coordinated with emergency management, law enforcement and volunteers to provide cots, blankets, generators and transport. Forecasts and winter-storm watches prompted activations this week. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research. Across the United States, local governments and nonprofits opened warming shelters and expanded beds as severe cold and winter storms approached. Cities including Mullins, Elyria, St. Louis, Asheville and Eupora mobilized shelters, donated supplies, outreach and Code Blue activations to protect unhoused and heat-insecure residents. Shelters operated from city halls, recreation centers, churches and civic centers, with some expanding capacity by hundreds and running 24/7 during cold spells. Officials coordinated with emergency management, law enforcement and volunteers to provide cots, blankets, generators and transport. Forecasts and winter-storm watches prompted activations this week. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research. Across the United States, local governments and nonprofits opened warming shelters and expanded beds as severe cold and winter storms approached. Cities including Mullins, Elyria, St. Louis, Asheville and Eupora mobilized shelters, donated supplies, outreach and Code Blue activations to protect unhoused and heat-insecure residents. Shelters operated from city halls, recreation centers, churches and civic centers, with some expanding capacity by hundreds and running 24/7 during cold spells. Officials coordinated with emergency management, law enforcement and volunteers to provide cots, blankets, generators and transport. Forecasts and winter-storm watches prompted activations this week. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.