As of Friday at 5:00 p.m., 85% of customers impacted from the storm have been restored, 2,872 remain without power. Precipitation from the winter storm that impacted the state has ended; however hazardous and treacherous driving conditions remain in parts of the state and may slow restoration. We have the people, crews and resources working to restore outages quickly and safely, while practicing social distancing measures needed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the additional safety measures our crews must take, restoration may take longer, especially where there are widespread outages. Most customers are estimated to be restored by noon Saturday February 5. For additional inclement weather tips and storm updates visit www.entergy.com/stormcenter.

A winter storm impacted the state producing widespread damage, causing 15,291 customer outages at peak on Thursday morning February 3, 2022. As of 6 p.m., 44% of customers impacted from the storm have been restored today. The highest precipitation of snow and sleet has been across the northern and western areas, ice impacted the eastern areas of the state. Entergy Arkansas continues to monitor the weather as this type of precipitation can create problems for an electric system, making for hazardous or treacherous driving conditions, slowing restoration. We have the people, crews and resources available to restore outages quickly and safely, while practicing social distancing measures needed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the additional safety measures our crews must take, restoration may take longer, especially where there are widespread outages. Restoration times are being made available as damages are determined and road conditions improve in the most impacted areas. For additional inclement weather tips and storm updates visit www.entergy.com/stormcenter.

As Winter Storm Landon rapidly closes in on the state, Entergy Arkansas encourages customers to prepare for outages due to freezing rain and ice accumulation likely to affect the service area.