High winds roaring across the Front Range foothills on Wednesday forced road closures throughout northern and central Colorado, according to state transportation officials. A wind storm is expected to bring gusts reaching 80 to 90 mph through the entire Interstate 25 corridor, from the Wyoming to Ne w Mexico state lines, according to the National Weather Service.  Colorado Department of Transportation officials announced planned closures Colorado 93, U.S. 128 and U.S. 287 starting at noon because of the high winds, with no estimated time of reopening. Related Articles Westbound I-70 closed in Arapahoe County for semitrailer crash Southbound I-25 reopens near Pueblo after fatal pedestrian crash Colorado road conditions: Strong winds shut down highways, prompt warnings Loveland Pass on U.S. 6 reopens after Monday morning ‘safety concerns,’ stalled vehicle 5 injured in head-on crash that shut down U.S. 285 near Conifer Some roads may also be closed to high-profile vehicles like tractor-trailers, RVs, campers or light vehicles because of the risk of blowing over, CDOT officials said. Traffic signals that are dark because of power cuts should be treated as four-way stops. Colorado road and highway closures as of noon: U.S. 287 between Ted’s Place in Larimer County and the Wyoming state line Colorado 93 between Golden and Boulder Colorado 128 between McCaslin Boulevard and Colorado 93 This is a developing story and may be updated. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day. ...read more read less