Red Cross responding to multiple disasters across Western Pa.

PITTSBURGH — The Red Cross is moving to assist the people most impacted by major Western Pennsylvania.

Flooding has been a problem as the remnants of Tropical Storm Gordon crossed the area dumping several inches of rain. So far four different reception centers have been opened.

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• Allegheny County - Elizabeth Township Community Center (429 Duncan Station Road, McKeesport)
• Indiana County – Clymer American Legion (485 Franklin Street, Clymer) **This has since been closed.**
• Westmoreland County – Collinsburg Volunteer Fire Company (514 Hickory Drive, West Newton) **This has been converted into an overnight shelter.**
• Westmoreland County – Derry Area High School (988 North Chestnut Street Extension, Derry) **This has since been closed.**

In addition, after a gas line explosion destroyed several buildings in Beaver County, the Red Cross established a reception center at the Center Township #1 Fire Department. That center was closed late Monday afternoon.

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To complicate matters, the Red Cross is monitoring Hurricane Florence, which is set to make landfall in the Carolinas later this week and potentially move inland by the weekend.

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