The National Weather Service says temperatures will dip into the low 30s tonight.

District residents are dashing to grocery stores, the city is pre-treating roads, and agencies are shuttering service.

A woman found him “slumped over” and unresponsive in Columbia Heights and called the police for help.

Here are the numbers to call for shelter information or to request transportation for someone in need.

Here are the shelters that are open.

Email uposh@upo.org if they see a person in need of shelter.

Call either 1-800-535-7252 or 202-399-7093 to connect with D.C.’s shelter hotline.

Photo by ultraclay! Now that hypothermia season has truly hit the city, District homeless shelters are starting to feel the shock of the Fenty administration’s $12 million cut to homeless services. Amy D’Onofrio and Gabrielle Bluestone, news editors of the GW Hatchet, have a feature today on how budget cuts have affected services for the homeless in the District. The effect was supposed to be negligible: The Fenty administration pledged that there would be beds…