Xcel is warning about a likely Public Safety Power Shutoff for some Texas and Eastern New Mexico customers on Friday.

Intense winds have caused significant damage to power lines in Texas and New Mexico, with about 65,000 Xcel Energy customers ...

Damaging winds have hit New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle, triggering more than 65,000 Xcel customers to lose power. Here's ...

Xcel Energy crews are preparing for the likelihood of a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) on Friday due to high winds.

"We encourage customers to plan for potential power outages later this week due to the weather," the utility company said ...

High winds, blowing dust and red flag warning storm has left more than 50,000 without power across Lubbock, Amarillo areas.

Xcel Energy expects the shutoff to begin around 10 a.m. CT today and will provide updates as conditions evolve.

Energy companies use planned power shutoffs to prevent downed wires causing fires during periods of high winds.

A windy few days last week caused Public Service Company of New Mexico customers to prepare for potential power shutoffs. This week, Xcel Energy users might need to do the same. Eastern New Mexico ...

Xcel Energy announced crews are watching and preparing for severe weather forecasted across the service area in Texas and New Mexico this weekend.

Xcel Energy said Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings (EPSS) may be activated, and a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) may happen Friday. "Xcel Energy uses weather forecasts and other data to ...