Entergy crews and contractors are continuing to restore power in North Louisiana and Greater Baton Rouge after back-to-back storms impacted those regions of the state over the weekend.
As crews narrow in on areas in North Louisiana that were hard hit by recent storms, crews in the Baton Rouge area are just beginning to assess damages and restore power after a strong storm swept through the area Saturday afternoon.
Entergy Louisiana crews are continuing to make progress restoring power to customers in North Louisiana after intense storms impacted the area early Friday. Estimated times of restoration are now available by parish.
Entergy Louisiana has restored power to more than 75% of customers in North Louisiana that were affected by this morning's storms and can safely accept service. The company anticipates being able to provide estimated times of restoration to those who remain without power by 8 p.m.
Entergy Louisiana crews are assessing damages and restoring power where it is safe to do so after a destructive line of storms swept across North Louisiana Friday morning.
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