Where can people go during severe winter weather if they don't have electricity or heat?

In states like Tennessee and Kentucky, warming centers and shelters have been opened in response to the back-to-back storms causing flooding and power outages. These facilities provide refuge for those without electricity or heat during the frigid temperatures. However, many residents face a difficult decision as icy and snowy road conditions make travel to these shelters potentially dangerous. Local authorities are encouraging those without power to seek these warming centers, particularly as neighbors report struggles to meet basic needs like food preparation during the outages.