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Storm Center > Entergy Arkansas Winter Storm Update – 2/4/22, 11 a.m.
Entergy Arkansas Winter Storm Update – 2/4/22, 11 a.m.
02/04/2022
As of Friday at 11:00 a.m., 80% of customers impacted from the storm have been restored, 4,424 remain without power. Precipitation from the winter storm that impacted the state has ended with some very light snow flurries; however hazardous and treacherous driving conditions remain in parts of the state and may slow restoration. We are working to ensure we have the people, crews and resources ready to respond to 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 expected to be restored by the end of the day Friday. For additional inclement weather tips and storm updates visit www.entergy.com/stormcenter.
Southeast Arkansas
Arkansas County
As of 11:00 am February 4, approximately 1,061 customers are without power in Stuttgart; our crews will be working in the St. Charles and Dewitt areas. We have crews working to restore the more than 30 broken poles, 30 spans of wire, and 7 cross arms that were damaged due to the winter storm. We will continue to work throughout the day to restore power to all customers who can receive power and expect all customers who can receive power to be restored by the end of the day. If for some reason this cannot happen due to new damage or unforeseen circumstances, we will provide an update on the outage map and notify those who have signed up for updates.
Phillips County
As of 11:00 am February 4, approximately 1,998 customers are without power in Helena and surrounding areas. We have several crews working to replace 87 broken poles, multiple cross arms, spans of wires, and continue to experience additional outages due to the weight of the ice on tree limbs fallen on power lines. We will continue to work throughout the day to restore power to all customers who can receive power and expect all customers who can receive power to be restored by the end of the day. If for some reason this cannot happen due to new damage or unforeseen circumstances, we will provide an update on the outage map and notify those who have signed up for updates.
Crittendon County
As of 11:00 a.m. February 4, all 490 Entergy customers in the Horseshoe Lake area are without power; our crews will be working in the community of Hughes area. Power is unable to be restored in these areas due to 8 broken poles, 9 broken cross arms and 20 spans of downed wire. We are working with the Arkansas Highway Department of Transportation with access issues on Highway 38 E. This area will require off-road equipment to make repairs and we are working to restore power as soon as it is safe to do so. If for some reason this cannot happen due to new damage or unforeseen circumstances, we will provide an update on the outage map and notify those who have signed up for updates.
