tropical storm gordon made landfall on the alabama coast about 9 p.m. tuesday. the effects thus far on our customers are minimal, but the potential for heavy rains and flooding still exists in mississippi.
tropical storm gordon, which made landfall on the alabama coast tuesday night, has had minimal impact to entergy louisiana customers so far.
entergy louisiana is completing preparations for the potential impact from tropical storm gordon, which is expected to make landfall tuesday night along the mississippi coast.
preparation for potential severe weather is vital for us and you, our highly valued customers.
entergy continues to monitor tropical storm gordon and prepare for its potential impact to louisiana. the 4 p.m. national weather service forecast expects gordon to develop into a hurricane before making landfall tuesday night along the central gulf coast.
entergy mississippi is closely monitoring tropical storm gordon for potential impacts to customers.
when harvey hit, many of the victims who lost everything didn’t qualify for help from fema. some couldn’t even prove who they were or where they lived, because harvey washed away all their paperwork. that’s where mission northeast in new caney stepped in.
do you remember what you were doing on labor day 10 years ago? if you’re an entergy mississippi customer chances are you do.
when floodwaters began rising in their neighborhood in orange, texas, jessica and aceson holmes safely moved their pets and vehicles to higher ground and evacuated before the worst of hurricane harvey’s rains arrived. over the next few days, the water reached 5 feet in their house and 6 feet in their barn as adams bayou swelled over its banks.
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