A mid-December wind storm pushed into Colorado on Wednesday, prompting power outages, school and business closures and traffic impacts for most of the day.

Winds blew steadily between 25-35 mph, but some gusts pushed over 100 mph in Colorado’s high country.

The wind began picking up speed in the late morning/early afternoon in the foothills west of Denver, Boulder and Loveland, fueled by a passing cold front north of Colorado.

Here are some Colorado locations where wind gusts were reported from the National Weather Service:

• Peak 6 at Breckenridge: 124 mph
• Parsenn Bowl summit at Winter Park: 124 mph
• Dillon: 110 mph
• Marshall: 109 mph
• NCAR Mesa Laboratory in south Boulder: 109 mph
• Winter Park: 103 mph
• Rocky Flats: 102 mph
• Berthoud Pass: 102 mph
• West Arvada: 93 mph
• Boulder: 91 mph
• Boulder Airport: 87 mph
• Dakota Hill: 87 mph
• Pikes Peak: 86 mph
• Crisman: 86 mph
• Broomfield: 83 mph
• Monarch Pass: 82 mph
• Loveland Pass: 80 mph
• Canon City: 73 mph
• Lyons: 72 mph
• White Ranch Open Space: 70 mph
• Pinewood Springs: 69 mph
• Julesburg: 68 mph
• Spanish Peaks: 68 mph
• Cottonwood Pass: 66 mph
• Buckeye: 64 mph
• Denver International Airport: 63 mph
• Leadville: 62 mph
• Walsenburg: 62 mph
• Estes Park: 53 mph
• Red Feather Lakes: 51 mph
• Chatfield Reservoir: 50 mph
• Salida: 49 mph
• Monument: 48 mph
• Parker: 48 mph
• Limon: 47 mph
• Meeker: 47 mph
• Fort Collins CSU campus: 46 mph
• Empower Field at Mile High: 45 mph
• Colorado Springs Airport: 45 mph
• Springfield: 43 mph
• Jefferson County Courthouse: 42 mph
• Gunnison: 40 mph
• Pueblo West: 40 mph
• Weld County airport Greeley: 40 mph
• Downtown Longmont: 27 mph