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Many Jefferson County residents felt "left in the dark" after planned Colorado power outages

Tens of thousands of Xcel Energy customers experienced planned power outages in Colorado starting Wednesday.

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2nd round of planned power outages coming to Colorado Friday as more than 28K still go without electricity

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Xcel Energy defends its communication with customers as planned safety power outages continue

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Heavy wind batters Colorado: Everything you need to know about power outages, road closures, DIA delays

Xcel’s planned public safety power stoppages collided with wind-related electricity outages around the Front Range in Colorado on Wednesday, leaving tens of thousands without power.

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Live weather updates: High wind, fire warnings in effect across Colorado today; power turned off for some

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Xcel’s planned outages, wind cut power to 100K; more electricity cut-offs possible Friday

Denver Westword

Xcel Shuts Off Power to Nearly 100,000 Customers in Boulder, Along Front Range

Tens of thousands of customers in Boulder and Jefferson counties are without electricity, with more listed on potential outage warnings.

Boulder Daily Camera on MSN

Boulder navigates power outages, frustration with Xcel communications

Boulder was licking its wounds on Thursday, in the wake of a windstorm that whipped through the city the previous day, knocking down trees, signs and forcing power to be shut off for thousands of Xcel Energy customers in the county to avoid sparking a fire on an unseasonably warm December day.

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Map: These Colorado areas could see power outages on Wednesday

Strong winds and drought conditions are bringing red flag warnings on Wednesday, along with potential Xcel power outages across the Front Range.

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Emergency crews in Colorado prepare for strong winds, possible Xcel Energy shutoff

Xcel Energy is putting nine counties on notice, warning that the utility could shut off power for customers starting at noon through 6 p.m. on Wednesday in order to reduce the risk of wildfires.