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⚠️ High Wind and High Fire Danger for Boulder County – Sat, Mar. 14 Expect dangerous winds, extreme fire risk, and likely power outages. Prepare for possible outages up to 48 hrs. Charge devices, secure outdoor items, avoid sparks, and sign up for emergency alerts at

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