On Sunday evening and throughout the day Monday, most Colorado residents along the Front Range experienced strong wind. The gusts were so strong it blew away some people's outdoor furniture, while others had to cut back outdoor activities.

However, due to Colorado's climate and geography, strong winds often come with heightened risk of fire. Following the Marshall Fire in 2021, many have turned their attention toward their utility companies to assure their power stays on while also making sure fires do not spark from poles.

Kraig Bader with the city of Loveland CBS

"The weather has been windy; that's for sure," said Kraig Bader, electrical engineering manager for the city of Loveland.

Bader said the city has worked extensively to try and make sure its power grid is not as vulnerable

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