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Published February 05, 2010, 08:46 AM

North Dakota Power Outages Down

Power outages in the Dakotas caused by a late January ice storm followed by a blizzard are down to fewer than 100 rural electric customers.

By: Asssociated Press, WDAZ

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Power outages in the Dakotas caused by a

late January ice storm followed by a blizzard are down to fewer

than 100 rural electric customers.

Crews in North Dakota are working late this week to restore

power to 35 homes. In South Dakota, The Rural Electric Association

says only about 60 homes remain in the dark. At the peak of the

outages, more than 20,000 people in the two states were without

electricity.

The National Weather Service says another weather system has

moved into the Northern Plains that could bring half a foot of snow

to some areas. But ice and strong winds that can lead to downed

power lines are not in the forecast.

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