Photo Credit: Taylor Hillo
SCE's weather team uses the 1,700 weather stations and live cameras throughout the forecast area to track weather patterns.
Photo Credit: Taylor Hillo
Meteorologist David Siuta is tracking wind speeds throughout the SCE forecast area, which spans 50,000 square miles.
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
With extreme weather events growing more frequent, the weather team has recently helped SCE navigate rainstorms, snowstorms, windstorms, tornados and even hurricanes.
The Team Behind the Forecast
SCE meteorologists bring unique perspectives to a challenging job: helping crews keep power flowing and customers safe.
Taylor Hillo
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