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Currently, there are approximately 242 Entergy Arkansas customers without power as the snow and sleet exit the state. We understand the challenges that extreme cold temperatures pose for both you and our electrical system. Entergy Arkansas continues to work safely to keep the lights on and to keep you warm. The proactive measures we’ve taken in the areas of tree trimming and preventative maintenance on our electrical system have contributed to minimum customer interruptions during this winter weather event.

Arctic air with snow and sleet made its way into the state Sunday, and currently there are approximately 2,400 Entergy Arkansas customers without power. We are mindful of the impact extreme cold temperatures have on our customers and will continue to provide the highest service in the coming days.

Entergy Arkansas is prepared for the second round of severe weather, and your safety and comfort remain our top priority. We have successfully restored power to approximately 42,000 customers impacted by the first weather event last week. With low temperatures in the single digits and estimates of 4-6 inches of snow expected across parts of the state this week, Entergy Arkansas is working hard to help customers stay warm.

Approximately 13,000 customers remained without power after severe thunderstorms that brought strong winds, lightning, hail and possible tornadoes. The majority of customers without power are expected to be restored by tonight at 10 p.m.