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entergy arkansas storm update – 4/5/25, 7 p.m.
04/05/2025
entergy arkansas crews have now responded to five rounds of severe weather since wednesday evening. customer outages were down to approximately 4,000 friday afternoon from a peak of 27,000 outages until storms today caused additional outages which peaked at 71,300. the latest rounds of severe weather brought straight-line winds of 60-plus mph and heavy rains, causing flooding, and downed powerlines, trees and limbs. this has resulted in access issues to our facilities and continues to impact our ability to restore power in some areas. currently, there are approximately 63,000 customer outages, and we estimate some customers in the most heavily impacted areas may experience extended outages. entergy arkansas crews continue to promptly restore power to the areas with ongoing customer interruptions caused by the multiple rounds of severe weather, which included two confirmed ef3 tornadoes.
we understand the loss of power is inconvenient and we appreciate your patience as our crews are working on your behalf in challenging conditions to safely restore power.
entergy arkansas crews, along with mutual assistance contractors, will restore power to customers as safely and quickly as possible until the job is done. to support the safety of our workforce and avoid fatigue, individuals should not work more than 16 hours in a 24-hour period and should never work more than 13 days in a row without a 24-hour rest period. this allows our restoration crews to get adequate rest and safely restore power when working.
damage assessment is underway in the newly impacted areas resulting from storms occurring friday evening and throughout today. we have requested additional crews to support restoration efforts and continue to shift resources and special equipment to assist with the hardest hit areas. damage estimates were approximately 60% complete as of 6 p.m. and include 446 broken poles, 767 spans of downed wire, 284 cross arms, 27 transmission structures and 124 transformers. as we continue to identify damaged equipment, restoration times will be updated accordingly. entergy arkansas strives to provide the most accurate information about outages. the best way to get information is through view outages on our website.
we want to remind you that roadways may be hazardous due to flash flooding and road debris, and we discourage unnecessary travel so that emergency personnel have safer, easier passage. if you must travel, please exercise caution and stay informed on local weather updates. customers with special needs or other circumstances are encouraged to plan for accommodations in the event of an outage.
consistent with our commitment to powering life for our customers every day, our crews are using this opportunity to continue to upgrade our infrastructure to further enhance reliability. in some cases, concrete poles are being used to improve system infrastructure and make it more resilient.
please remember, entergy arkansas restoration workers cannot restore power to a location with a damaged meter base, conduit or weather head, which is the metal pipe extending upward from the structure with electrical cables inside. these items must be repaired by a qualified electrician before our workers can restore power. learn more about the electrical equipment that serves your home.
the american red cross has opened a 24-hour storm shelter for all storm victims located in sharp county at the historic old hardy gym, 201 school ave, hardy, arkansas 72542.
thank you for being our valued entergy arkansas customer. stay safe and connected, as we continue to navigate this weather event together.
restoration times
arkansas county- stuttgart
damage assessment for newly sustained damage is underway. current damages consist of 42 broken poles and 50 spans of wire. restoration efforts continue as weather permits. additional crews and resources have been brought in to help with the restoration process. we estimate all customers who can safely receive power will be restored by 10 p.m., saturday, april 5.
clark and hot spring counties- arkadelphia and malvern
damage assessment for newly sustained damage is underway. currently, there are 896 outages. damage today was sustained resulting from lightening and strong winds causing large trees to damage our lines the area. additional personnel and resources have been brought in to help; however, flooding is hindering restoration efforts. we estimate to have most customers who can safely receive power restored by 10 p.m., saturday, april 5. some customers in heavily impacted areas could see restoration times extended.
clay county- datto, knobel, success and corning
as of 6 p.m. saturday, about 100 customers are without power. the storms that moved through the early morning hours and earlier this afternoon caused damages to the communities listed above. while we have crews working in the area, working safe is a priority and allowing the storm systems to move through. we will continue to replace several broken poles, transformers and spans of wire along with removing trees to accessible areas where high waters are not hindering access. we will continue to assess damages and restore power as quickly and safely as possible.
approximately 30 entergy workers and contracted resources are engaged in the area to safely restore power to impacted customers. most customers who can safely take power are expected to be restored by 10 p.m. sunday, april 6.
cleburne, prairie, white county and woodruff counties
damage assessment will be 60 percent complete by 10 p.m., saturday, april 5. currently 2,094 customers are without power. restoration times for n. apple, a small segment of customers on highway 11, des arc, n. colwell rd., and e. devore rd. could be extended due to flooding. crews are working to restore power as safely and quickly as possible. we estimate to have 60 percent of customers who can safely receive power restored by 10 p.m., saturday, april 5.
craighead county- bay, black oak, caraway, cash, lake city, monette and otwell
damage assessment is complete. damages consist of 12 transmission structures, 161 spans of downed wire, 107 broken poles, 22 transformers and 97 cross arms. crews have restored over 98 percent of the 3,500 peak customer outages. major rebuild projects have been completed along county road 161 near cash, hwy 158 in the lake city area, cherry street in lake city, and hwy 18 in the monette area to restore power to black oak and caraway.
most customers who can receive power are expected to be restored by 5 p.m., saturday, april 5. some customers in heavily impacted areas could see restoration times extended.
crittenden county- gilmore, west memphis, earle, proctor, and edmonson
as of 6 p.m. saturday, about 271 customers are without power. the storms that moved through the early morning hours and earlier this afternoon caused damages to the communities listed above. while we have crews working in the area, working safe is a priority and allowing the storm systems to move through.
we will continue to replace 23 broken poles, six transformers and 50 spans of wire along with removing trees to restore power. we will continue to assess damages and restore power as quickly and safely as possible.
approximately 30 entergy workers and 16 contracted resources are engaged in the area to safely restore power to impacted customers. customers who can safely take service in the crittenden county area are expected to be restored by 7 p.m. sunday, april 6.
cross county- colt, cherry valley, fitzgerald crossing, parkin, wynne, hickory ridge and twist
as of 6 p.m. saturday, about 2,034 customers are without power. the storms that moved through the early morning hours and early this afternoon caused damages to the communities listed above. while we have crews working in the area, working safe is a priority and allowing the storm systems to move through.
we will continue to replace broken poles, transformers and spans of wire along with removing trees to restore power. we will have crews along highway 64b and on highway 1 in colt this evening working where it is heavily damaged.
approximately 30 entergy workers and 56 contracted resources are engaged in the area to safely restore power to impacted customers. most customers who can safely take service in the cherry valley area are expected to be restored by 10 p.m. saturday.
garland and hot spring counties- hot springs and malvern
damage assessments for newly sustained damage is underway. new damages consist of lightening and large trees on lines. currently, there are 1,608 outages in the arkadelphia area and 4,700 outages in the malvern area. additional crews and resources have been brought in to help and more are on their way. flooded roads are severely impacting restoration efforts. we estimate approximately 40% of customers who can safely receive power will be restored by 10 p.m., saturday, april 5. some customers in heavily impacted areas could see restoration times extended mainly due to flooding.
independence and izard counties
damage assessments are approximately 90% complete. currently, there are 124 outages. we anticipate 75% of customers that can safely receive power will be restored by 10 p.m., saturday, april 5. restoration times for white river run dr., kent miller rd., lafferty rd., kelly ln. and collietown rd. could be extended due to flooding. crews are working to restore power as safely and quickly as possible.
jefferson county- pine bluff and sheridan
damage assessments for newly sustained damage is underway. currently, there are 155 outages in the sheridan area and 13 outages in the pine bluff area. we estimate all customers who can safely receive power will be restored by 10 p.m., saturday, april 5.
lawrence county- imboden and ravenden
as of 6 p.m. saturday, about 110 customers are without power. the storms that moved through the early morning hours and earlier this afternoon caused damages to the communities listed above. while we have crews working in the area, working safe is a priority and allowing the storm systems to move through.
we will continue to replace several broken poles, transformers and spans of wire along with removing trees to accessible areas where high waters are not hindering access. we will continue to assess damages and restore power as quickly and safely as possible.
approximately 30 entergy workers and contracted resources are engaged in the area to safely restore power to impacted customers. most customers who can safely take power are expected to be restored by 10 p.m. sunday, april 6.
lonoke county- lonoke
damage assessment for newly sustained damage is underway. currently, there are 2,100 outages in the lonoke area. we will begin restoring power as soon as it is safe for us to do so.
poinsett county- fisher, harrisburg, waldenburg, weiner, tyronza, gilmore
as of 6 p.m. saturday, about 515 customers are without power. the storms that moved through the early morning hours and earlier this afternoon caused damages to the communities listed above. while we have crews working in the area, working safe is a priority and allowing the storm systems to move through.
we will continue to replace several broken poles, transformers and spans of wire along with removing trees to restore power. we will continue to assess damages and restore power as quickly and safely as possible.
approximately 30 entergy workers and contracted resources are engaged in the area to safely restore power to impacted customers. the remaining customers in the harrisburg, waldenburg, weiner and trumann areas are expected to be restored by 10 p.m. sunday, april 6.
pulaski county- alexander, little rock and mabelvale
damage assessment for newly sustained damage is underway. storms today caused extensive damage that currently consists of 47 spans of downed wire, 17 broken poles, 10 transformers and three cross arms; however, these numbers will increase as we are able to assess more areas. currently, there are 53,800 outages. crews are working to safely restore power as quickly and safely as possible.
sharp county- ash flat, cherokee village, hardy, highland and williford
damage assessment is 75% complete. damages consist of 47 spans of downed wire, 18 broken poles, four transformers and 10 cross arms. crews have restored approximately 20% of the 2,010 peak customer outages. crews are working to safely restore power as quickly and safely as possible. access issues due to flooding continue to affect assessment and restoration efforts in many areas near the spring river.
approximately 30 entergy workers and contracted resources were engaged in the area to safely restore power to impacted customers. most customers who can safely receive power are expected to be restored by 10 p.m. sunday, april 6. some customers in heavily impacted areas or areas affected by flood conditions could see restoration times extended.
as with any weather event, please be mindful of the following safety tips:
live wires can be deadly. stay away from downed power lines. call 1-800-9outage or 1-800-968-8243 to report downed or dangling power lines, damaged or downed poles or other damaged equipment.
do not trim trees or remove debris on or near downed power lines. only power company crews or their contractors should remove trees or limbs touching power lines. again, stay away from downed power lines.
keep away from the immediate areas where crews are working. there is always the danger of moving equipment and the possibility of construction materials, limbs or overhead wires falling to the ground.
if you plan on using a generator for temporary power, get a licensed electrician and disconnect from the utility electric system before hooking up to your main electric panel.
do not run a generator in a confined space without adequate ventilation. use them only outdoors, following all manufacturers’ safety guidelines.
turn off any electrical appliances that can easily be turned to the off position until power is restored.
check on seniors, who can be particularly susceptible to extreme temperatures.
try to stay off the roads in affected areas. more traffic in bad weather leads to more accidents, including more injuries and fatalities as well as accidents that can damage electrical poles and other equipment, creating outages and impeding the ability of crews to access and repair damage and slowing restoration.
we want to keep you informed and in control. the best way to get information about outages is via entergy’s view outages page on our website. additional resources for your convenience:
download our app for your smartphone at entergy.com/app or visit entergy storm center to stay informed on our restoration progress.
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