LITTLE ROCK, AR — As winter weather moves into the Natural State, some Arkansans are already without power.
A spokesperson for Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas says as of 5:45 Thursday the number of members had climbed to 1,300 as of 5:45 Thursday.
Entergy Arkansas saw outages increase from 335 at 4:45 p.m. Thursday to 710 just an hour later.
Winter weather entered the northern part of Arkansas on Thursday, and is expected to sprawl throughout much of the state on Friday.
Stick with ArkansasMatters.com for continuing coverage on power outages and weather conditions.
A spokesperson for Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas says as of 5:45 Thursday the number of members had climbed to 1,300 as of 5:45 Thursday.
Entergy Arkansas saw outages increase from 335 at 4:45 p.m. Thursday to 710 just an hour later.
Winter weather entered the northern part of Arkansas on Thursday, and is expected to sprawl throughout much of the state on Friday.
Stick with ArkansasMatters.com for continuing coverage on power outages and weather conditions.
