PHOENIX — A strong winter storm pushing through Arizona left thousands of people in the Valley without power.
Fortunately, most of those outages were resolved by Wednesday evening and into Thursday morning.
APS is showing about 1,100 outages in the Valley as of 4:30 a.m. Thursday.
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The power outages were scattered throughout the Valley. Some areas with the most widespread outages included the Arcadia area, along I-17 in central Phoenix, and in the Maryvale area.
Wind gusts exceeding 60 miles per hour were recorded in parts of Arizona.
Thousands of customers were also without power in other parts of the state.
APS reported 14,000+ customers were without power in northern Arizona Wednesday morning. That number was down to about 4,000 by early Thursday morning.
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Wind alerts are in place across the state as this powerful storm moves through.
For the latest updates on this winter storm, check out our live updates page.
