Storm

Several highways, including U.S. 287, in central Wyoming remained closed Monday morning.

Driver inattention is listed as a possible contributing factor in the crash.

At 11 a.m. EDT Thursday, Dorian was centered about 50 miles southeast of Charleston, moving north at 8 mph.

Several hundred customers were without power across Puerto Rico, said Ángel Figueroa, president of a union that represents power workers.

Across the state, Day predicts fog, rain and snow will cause very poor visibility at times through early Wednesday.

Road crews were working to reopen hundreds of miles of interstate in northeast Colorado.

Many of the vehicles had been disabled since late Tuesday night.

Areas of I-25 and all of I-90 could see snow, heavy at times, by mid- to late-morning Wednesday.