The cold weather rolling in Tuesday night means homeless shelters are scrambling to make room for an influx of people looking to stay warm. The front also arrives at the same time that a new state law goes into full effect.

Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas and Sarasota counties are opening their cold weather shelters on Monday and Tuesday.

Manatee County’s Emergency Management Division said it coordinated with the Salvation Army to open cold weather shelter space at their 1204 14th St. West location in Bradenton this week. Doors open at 6 p.m. each night through Thursday. County officials said this space is in addition to the daily sheltering program.

Several cold weather shelters are opening their doors this week in Escambia County as a cold weather advisory is in effect. The National Weather Service of Mobile issued a cold weather advisory to begin Monday night through mid-morning on Tuesday.

Volusia will open a shelter Monday through Wednesday, too. Temperatures are expected to dive into the mid-30s.

Austin mayor held a press conference ahead of the next batch of winter weather moving through Texas. Watch Next .

As Austin braces for a winter storm on Thursday, Austin Mayor Kirk Watson, Travis County Judge Andy Brown, and other city and county officials will hold a 1:00 p.m. press conference on Wednesday at the City Hall Atrium.

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