Red Cross volunteers are preparing to offer emergency shelter to people who might be displaced by disaster.
Disaster program manager Melinda Rosario said the most common disasters in Pennsylvania are house fires and floods. Severe storms and flooding events are expected to increase in the state as global temperatures rise.
Rosario said the changing environment means volunteers can be called up any time.
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