In response to the forecasted drop in temperatures, Pinellas County is activating cold weather shelters, as confirmed by the Homeless Leadership Alliance. The National Weather Service triggers these shelters when the 'feels like' temperature falls below 40 degrees. The article lists various shelter locations, including the Boys and Girls Club in Tarpon Springs and Clearwater, as well as multiple sites in St. Petersburg. Operating hours are from 6 p.

m. to 6 a. m. , with the Salvation Army in St. Petersburg extending hours until 7:30 a.

m. Families with children will be prioritized for family shelters if space permits. The shelters will provide meals and will accept individuals until they reach full capacity. For more information, readers can contact Tampa Bay Cares at 2-1-1. This article serves as a crucial resource for those seeking shelter during the cold weather.