Entergy Arkansas sincerely apologizes for the inconvenience of being without power and thanks you for your patience as we continue to work diligently to safely restore power in your area.
Four structures are having to be replaced or rebuilt after storms destroyed them on Sunday.
A little over 17,000 customers are still without power, down from more than 62,000 out since the severe thunderstorms on Sunday.
Crews are working hard to restore power to about 25,000 customers, down from more than 62,000 who were without power after Sunday's storms.
About 2,000 workers have been activated to help restore power from the latest round of severe weather in the state.
Afternoon thunderstorms wrecked havoc on the state again, knocking out power to thousands of customers. Entergy Arkansas is working on restoring power, which could take days depending on the severity of damage.
Crews are wrapping up their restoration efforts, with all customers who can take power expected to have it by 10 p.m. tonight.
Work continues in restoring electricity the remaining 4,800 customers without power - down from over 44,000 customers after storms swept through the state on Sunday.
About 6,800 outages remain in the hardest-hit areas of Entergy Arkansas' service area. Crews are working hard to restore power as quickly and as safely as possible.
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