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Entergy Arkansas storm update – 5/15/22, 9 p.m.
By: Arkansas Editorial Team

05/15/2022

Storm-related outages for Entergy Arkansas are widespread this evening but heavier in the Central and Southeast Regions. An estimated 38,000 peak is down to slightly more than 28,000 outages as of 9 p.m. And while some customer interruptions have been restored, some outages will extend into tomorrow.

Crews are working to assess damages and restore power to all our customers as quickly and safely as possible. Outages may fluctuate, as crews work through the night to restore power. For the most timely and current information, view the Outage Map online, within the Entergy app, and/or sign up for texts alerts. Using the website, MyEntergy and texts will help avoid long wait times to report outages.

Remember to stay away from downed power lines and that the most dangerous part of a storm can be immediately after it passes. If your power is out for an extended length of time, there are steps to keep yourself and your home safer. You can find those in our Storm Center - www.entergynewsroom.com/storm-center/safety.

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