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Workers with Southern California Edison who are back east this week helping out with the post-Hurricane Sandy recovery are experiencing some weather that's not quite the usual L.A. mildness thanks to the snowy nor'easter storm that hit Wednesday.
SCE sent out a Tweet with a photo of their newest "cool" recruit:
Our crews had a little fun w/the N'Easter snow. Looks like we have one extra member in our team now. #SCESandy pic.twitter.com/R5UaZ9yd
— SCE (@SCE) November 8, 2012
SCE's 126 line workers and five Red Cross-trained employees have been lending a hand and representing Los Angeles along with several Los Angeles Department of Water and Power employees as the region struck by Sandy gets back on its feet.
