04-09-2024, 02:43 PM
If you look at the map, most people's restoration time is 11pm this evening, be it us, or people in Denver, etc. If the time is shared by many different outages, all over Colorado, it probably actually means "we haven't actually started working on it yet and we don't have a genuine estimate but we'll use this placeholder time to keep people off our backs." because the likelihood that multiple places have the exact same restoration time is infinitesimally small since each outage has independent causes.
In other words, we have no idea when the electricity will be restored and there's no point relying on Xcel's estimate for us until it differs from everyone else's estimate.
In other words, we have no idea when the electricity will be restored and there's no point relying on Xcel's estimate for us until it differs from everyone else's estimate.