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Over 7,000 without power in the Denver metro after spring snow

Xcel Energy is responding to 257 outages in and around Denver on Friday

Motorists on eastbound Speer Boulevard are ...
David Zalubowski, The Associated Press
Motorists on eastbound Speer Boulevard are enveloped in snow as a storm packing strong winds, rain and light snow sweeps over the intermountain West late Thursday, April 15, 2021, in Denver. Forecasters are predicting up to eight inches of snow in some parts of the state before the spring storm moves out on to the plains.
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Xcel Energy is reporting that over 7,000 customers have been impacted by Friday’s snowstorm. There are over 350 outages in total, worse in areas where it snowed more. As of 9 a.m. nearly 5,000 customers were still without power.

The most major of these outages was affecting 2,831 customers in Evergreen and Kittredge. Crews are still assessing the damage and it is unknown when power could be fully restored. Over 2,000 of the customers impacted have had power restored.

Denver has several outages affecting over 50 customers, mainly centered around Capitol Hill due to downed trees taking power lines with them.

There are nearly 500 without power in Wheat Ridge and another 500 in Lakewood.

Other clustered areas with large loss of power are near highway 285 and Santa Fe Drive and parts of Lakewood, Englewood and Cherry Creek.

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