Credit: Jean Anderson
Photo Credit: Jean Anderson
SCE Meteorologists Nicholas Sette (left) and Paul Roller, look over some weather charts as they prepare their El Niño and other weather forecasts.
Credit: Jean Anderson
Photo Credit: Jean Anderson
SCE’s Meteorologists Nicholas Sette (left) and Paul Roller have been working with the company-wide El Niño Preparedness team to help with plans for the upcoming rain season.
Credit: NOAA and National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service
Photo Credit: NOAA and National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service
Unusually warm sea surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, shown in this November map in red, are typical of an El Niño.
Credit: San Diego Office of the National Weather Service
Photo Credit: San Diego Office of the National Weather Service
Warm El Niño waters in the equatorial Pacific are expected to displace warm waters to the north, dubbed by National Weather Service Forecasters as “Blobs,” to allow storms into California this year.
Gearing Up for El Niño
En EspañolThis is one in a series of stories on how Southern California Edison is preparing for El Niño and the 2015-16 storm season. See more about preparing for El...
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