ELKINS — With nighttime temperatures expected to fall below zero this weekend, the Refinery Church in downtown Elkins has extended the days its warming shelter will be available for those in need. “Due to the weather conditions, we have extended the day’s operation for the warming station through at least Sunday,” Schneider said. “We have been averaging around 10 people for the overnight portion of the warming station since we opened last Friday. If someone were to lose power after the 10 p.m. deadline, they also are welcome to seek help at the warming station. To volunteer or make a donation, visit the “Randolph County Warming Station” Facebook page and leave a message.