Update as of 10:50 a.m.:
All power has been restored to affected households and businesses.
Previous coverage:
Some households and businesses in Custer County have lost power.
As of 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 19, almost 10% of homes and businesses are without power, which equates to 877 customers.
There are three utility companies in Custer County: Black Hills Energy, Sangre de Cristo Electric Association, and San Isabel Electric Association.
The San Isabel Electric Association has not reported any outages, the Sangre de Cristo Electric Association previously reported 285 customers affected, and Black Hills Energy previously reported 1,755 customers affected.
There was no estimated restoration time at the time of publication, but at 9:45 a.m., over 2,000 households reported power outages, so households should expect their power back on soon.
Severe storms begin to pick up Tuesday heading into the evening hours
Skies will begin to turn stormy and unsettled as early as the lunch hour. That's when we expect the first round of storms to develop along the Front Range. For the Pikes Peak Region and I-25 corridor, our main window for severe weather will come between 1-6 pm.
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