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The wildfire models that Tom Rolinski and his team create help SCE better predict and prepare for the upcoming season.
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SCE and surrounding fire agencies sample live vegetation in high fire risk areas every two weeks and share the data from separate locations.
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SCE has over 1,800 weather stations throughout the state that report real-time data every 10 minutes.
SCE Prepares for Early Fire Season
Wildfire science helps predict the upcoming fire season’s behavior.
Lisa Aubry
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