– Entergy Louisiana’s storm team of approximately 4,000, continues working to restore power in the midst of freezing temperatures, ice accumulation and hazardous conditions across the company’s service territory.

Entergy Mississippi crews are making progress assessing damage and restoring power to customers who were left without power after severe winter weather, including freezing rain and ice, entered the service area over the weekend. Road conditions, failing limbs, access, local temperatures and terrain are factors impacting crews as they work to restore power. As of Monday, Jan. 26, crews are expected to have damage assessments nearly complete by Thursday, Jan. 29.

Ahora es el momento de prepararse en casa y proteger a sus seres queridos ante la posible llegada de viento, lluvia y hielo este fin de semana

Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans continue to actively monitor the frigid temperatures and winter precipitation expected to move through the region this weekend. While forecasts are continually changing and the exact impact to the Louisiana service area is hard to predict, crews are prepared to respond to whatever Mother Nature delivers.

For more than 20 years, Vinnie DeClemente has worked in the nuclear power industry. When he started working for the New York Power Authority back in September 1991, he learned early that success, whether at work or in life, comes from preparation and being able to adapt. What he didn’t know then was that those same lessons would one day help his family navigate a completely different world — the 2026 Winter Olympics.