A combination of record-high temperatures and temperatures continuing to climb through the weekend has local cooling centers working overtime. Whether you are still without power or desperately just in need of a place to cool off, there is likely a cooling center for you nearby.

Here’s a list of the cooling centers available to Northern Virginia residents:

Alexandria City – Chinquapin

Alexandria City – Durant Arts Center 9 – 10, Sat closed

Alexandria City – William Ramsay Rec Center 9 – 9, Sat 9 – 6

Alexandria City – Patrick Henry Rec Center 9 -9, Sat. closed

Alexandria City – Nannie Lee Memorial Rec Center 9 – 9, Sat closed

Alexandria City – Mount Vernon Rec Center 9-9, Sat 9 – 6

Alexandria City – Charles Houston Rec Center 9 -9 , sat 9 – 6

Alexandria City – Cora Kelly 9-9, Sat 9 – 6

Alexandria City – Charles Barrett Rec Center 9-6 closed Sat

Arlington County – Central Library – 11 am – 9 pm

Fairfax City – Sherwood Center – 10 am – 8 pm (July 5 & 6)

Falls Church – Community Center, 223 Little Falls Street – until 7 pm

Manassas Park – Manassas Park Community Center

Pet-Friendly Area-Wide Cooling Centers

Pet-friendly cooling centers are also available at the following locations in D.C., Maryland and Virginia:

Maryland

Accokeek Academy Middle School: 14400 Berry Road, Accokeek, MD 20607: (301)-203-1140

Prince George’s Plaza Community Center: 6600 Adelphi Road, Hyattsville, MD 20782: (301) 864-1611

Oakcrest Community Center: 1300 Capitol Heights Boulevard, Capitol Heights, MD 20743: (301) 736-5355

Potomac Landing Community Center: 12500 Fort Washington Road, Fort Washington, MD 20744: (301)-292-9191

Suitland Community Center: 5600 Regency Lane, District Heights, MD 20747: (301)-736-3518

Washington, D.C.

Southeast Tennis & Learning Center: 701 Mississippi Ave SE, Washington, D.C. 20032: (202)-645-6242

Virginia

Galilee United Methodist Church: 45425 Winding Road, Sterling, VA 20165: (703) 430-2203

Bull Run Middle School: 6308 Catharpin Rd. Gainesville, VA 20155: (703) 753-9969