The company completed major infrastructure investments and customer communication upgrades to prepare for 2025 hurricane season.
With the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season officially beginning on June 1, Entergy Louisiana and Entergy Orleans is encouraging customers to take proactive steps to prepare for severe weather.
With the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season officially beginning on June 1, Entergy Mississippi is encouraging customers to take proactive steps to prepare for more severe weather and potential power outages. The season follows a stormy two weeks in the company’s service area, where consecutive weather events caused repeated outages. Beginning Sunday, May 19 through Wednesday, May 28, crews restored power to more than 86,000 storm related outages.
No matter the season, severe weather has the potential to leave widespread damage and cause power outages. It’s why Entergy Louisiana is encouraging customers to be ready to spring into action when storms are threatening the service area.
March 2-8 is designated as Severe Weather Awareness Week in Arkansas. Entergy Arkansas is encouraging customers to observe the week by ensuring they have a severe weather plan, a stocked-and-ready emergency kit and a dependable way to stay informed of weather conditions.
Entergy Arkansas continues to actively monitor the winter weather expected to move through the state this week bringing snow, sleet and freezing rain. While forecasts are continually changing and the exact impact to the Arkansas service area is hard to predict, crews are prepared to adapt to whatever the environment brings.
Crews are ready to safely restore power to customers as quickly as possible.
Entergy's proactive disaster relief efforts have provided $150,000 in crucial funding to support communities affected by Hurricane Francine. By partnering with the American Red Cross and United Way of Southeast Louisiana ahead of the storm, Entergy ensured that resources were in place to offer safe shelter, warm meals and relief supplies to those in need.
The National Hurricane Center is forecasting Tropical Storm Francine will potentially intensify to a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, make landfall in Louisiana, and bring storm activity to Southwest Mississippi this week.
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