Entergy New Orleans and Entergy Louisiana employees and contractors are closely monitoring the progress of Potential Tropical Cyclone 6 in the lower Gulf of Mexico and are preparing for the potential development of a tropical system that could impact South Louisiana midweek.
Entergy Louisiana is taking steps to reduce power outages and enhance the reliability of its electric system in several Florida Parishes, including Tangipahoa, Livingston and St. Tammany parishes. Crews are actively installing hundreds of programmable devices and performing critical infrastructure improvements aimed at minimizing service disruptions for customers in these areas.
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As summer high temperatures continue to increase energy usage, Entergy Louisiana is taking action to help customers save money and manage their electric bills.
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Entergy’s Louisiana storm team has restored power to more than 90,000 customers statewide after 80-plus mph winds and a tornado impacted the southern region late Thursday night. While many customers will be restored sooner, crews anticipate restoring power to most customers by tomorrow night. A list of estimated times of restoration by parish is provided below.*
Entergy crews and contractors have made significant progress restoring power to customers in Louisiana after a second wave of severe weather impacted the state overnight Thursday and into this morning. Our teams have restored power to well over half of those who lost service and could safely accept it again.
Entergy crews and contractors are assessing damages to the electric system and restoring power where it is safe to do so after a second wave of storms this week impacted South Louisiana overnight.
As Entergy’s Louisiana storm team works to restore power to the remaining few customers impacted by late Monday’s inclement weather, including high winds and tornados, the company is monitoring and preparing for another round of severe weather forecast to move across the state beginning this afternoon.