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A quick but mighty microcell thunderstorm blew through Little Rock this afternoon, bringing 70-80 mph wind gusts and causing widespread damage in many of the areas of West Little Rock.
When your kids do homework on their computer, or your family watches college football on Saturday, those things are possible in part because of the work of Entergy power plant workers.
We are continually monitoring the increased risk of wildfires caused by these highly unusual weather conditions.
This September we focus is preparing and educating older adults for disasters, who often have additional medical, dietary and/or transportation needs and considerations.
With continued high temperatures expected in the coming days across parts of our service area, we ask customers to join us in taking every precaution to remain safe from the extreme heat and follow any local or state orders, like full or partial burn bans.
Entergy Arkansas is committed to helping customers during the high-energy usage months of summer.
Make plans now to be safety aware and stay informed during the peak part of the season.
By participating in Entergy Arkansas' Continuous Energy Improvement Initiative (CEI), Planters has saved over $1 million in energy usage.
