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Xcel Energy restores power to 1,300 customers after Texas Panhandle storm (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — Tuesday night’s severe weather caused power outages across the region as high winds damaged trees, power lines and utility poles. Xcel Energy crews inspected substations and responded to reported outages after the storm moved through the Texas Panhandle. Brad Baldridge, interim president of Southwestern Public Service, an Xcel Energy subsidiary, said about 1,300 customers lost power Tuesday night. Service was restored after crews determined it was safe to begin work in a
Palo Duro Canyon State Park assesses storm damage, closes trails and bridges (opens the original)
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CANYON, Texas (KVII) — Palo Duro Canyon State Park staff spent Wednesday morning assessing damage after severe weather moved across the Texas Panhandle overnight Tuesday. Water had been flowing over Bridge 6 inside the park hours before ABC 7 News arrived. Bridge 3 was closed after water, mud and debris covered the area. “All of our bridges are being maintained. There’s water underneath them. The creek is full,” said Mysti Garvin, park interpreter at Palo Duro Canyon State Park. “We have multipl
Texas farmers get temporary dyed diesel, truck weight relief during harvest (opens the original)
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Texas farmers and ranchers are in the middle of the fall harvest season, and a temporary state order is expected to provide some financial relief for those hauling agricultural products. Gov. Greg Abbott issued a statewide disaster proclamation allowing the expanded use of dyed diesel on Texas roads and temporarily waiving certain weight restrictions for trucks hauling agricultural commodities. Jared Blankenship, an agricultural producer and Texas Farm Bureau District 1 state director, said prod
Palo Duro Canyon closes trails Friday from heavy rainfall (opens the original)
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RANDALL COUNTY, Texas (KVII) — Palo Duro Canyon posted a message on its social media platforms on Friday morning saying, “The mud is slick as snot." The post referenced the heavy rainfall the park has received since Thursday morning. “In the last 24 hours we’ve had almost four inches of rain,” said Zach McMeans, assistant superintendent at Palo Duro Canyon State Park. All trails are closed at Palo Duro Canyon State Park thanks to mother nature. The park has 16 trails with more than 30 miles for
Officials urge caution at Canadian River as rain raises water levels (opens the original)
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Saturday, Sept. 6, is National Hunting Day and National Fishing Day. A big crowd is expected to visit the Canadian River which offers outdoor recreation and take part in National Public Lands Day. Law enforcement agencies want to remind anyone who visits the river to use caution. “We’re expecting some good rainfall so that can be a problem out at the river this weekend,” said Brian Thomas, Potter County sheriff. “If you can’t see it don’t try to cross that river, it is kind of dangerous especial
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