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Xcel Energy Warns of Potential Power Shutoffs on Front Range on Wednesday

Business · Denver

Xcel Energy Warns of Potential Power Shutoffs on Front Range on Wednesday

44% Center coverage: 18 sources

Dry conditions and strong winds might lead Xcel to do proactive power shutoffs on the Front Range.See the Story

How Long Will Power Be Out in Colorado? Restoration Could Take Hours or Days, Xcel Said

Power Outages · Denver

How Long Will Power Be Out in Colorado? Restoration Could Take Hours or Days, Xcel Said

70% Center coverage: 10 sources

A planned power outage due to fire risk on Wednesday could cause some people to be without power for several hours to several days.See the Story

How Hard Was the Wind Blowing in Colorado’s Mountains Wednesday Night?

How Hard Was the Wind Blowing in Colorado’s Mountains Wednesday Night?

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

High winds pummeled Colorado’s mountains Wednesday evening, causing howling gusts and power outages in some parts of the state. Just how fast was the wind whipping though? On top of one mountain, gusts reached nearly 100 mph, according to the National Weather Service. In Steamboat Springs, wind on top of Mt. Werner, or Steamboat Resort, hit 65 mph around 9 p.m. The winds were moving at 40 mph or more for about five hours between 5:30-10:30 p.m. …See the Story

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