Several city warming centers have opened Friday morning as colder temperatures begin to grip the area. Anyone looking to stay warm can visit nearly 180 locations, including the city's six warming centers, which open when it drops below 32 degrees, that will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Garfield Community Service Center10 S. Kedzie Ave.312-746-5400Englewood Community Service Center1140 W. 79th St312-747-0200Martin Luther King Community Service Center4314 S. Cottage Grove312-747-2300North Area Community Service Center845 W. Wilson Ave.312-744-2580South Chicago Community Service Center8650 S. Commercial Ave.312-747-0500Trina Davila Community Service Center4312 W. North Ave.312-744-2014Many of the same locations will be open throughout the weekend. Lingering intermittent flurries are expected to taper off Friday afternoon as blustery winds will continue through the day, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast high for Friday is 25 degrees as the wind chill earlier dropped to single digits, according to the NWS.Single digit wind chills continue over the weekend and temperatures will remain chilly into early next week, the service said. Residents can call 311 to find a nearby warming center. A full list of citywide warming centers can be found on the city’s official website.