Utility Links: One-Click Access to Outage Maps and Restoration If Needed

It's almost certain that regions in Texarkana and the  Ark-La-Tex with significant ice and snow accumulations will most likely lose power during the winter storm, which is expected to last through Sunday night.

Power Crews Are on Standby for the Restoration of Power If It Goes Down

With frigid record cold temperatures expected to last through Wednesday, it's highly unlikely the ice and snow will stick around. Depending on how many downed power lines and trees there are in the area, it could take several days before the power is fully restored.

According to company officials, all power crews are on standby and ready to roll once the storm passes. People should remain patient during this process. If you need to track power outage information, most public utilities and electric cooperatives in the region have websites.

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Here Are The Links to Each Electrical Power Company in Our Region.

SWEPCO: Shreveport and Northwest Louisiana, East Texas, and West Arkansas

Entergy Corporation: The Magnolia area and much of Arkansas and Louisiana

Claiborne Electric Cooperative: Parts of Webster, Claiborne, Union, Lincoln, Bienville, Jackson, and Ouachita parishes in North Louisiana.

Southwest Arkansas Rural Electric Cooperative: Parts of Columbia, Lafayette, Miller, Hempstead, Little River, Howard, Pike, Sevier, and Polk counties

South Central Arkansas Electric Cooperative: Parts of Nevada, Hempstead, Howard, Montgomery, Hot Spring, and Dallas counties

Ouachita Electric Cooperative: Parts of Ouachita, Nevada, Dallas, Calhoun, Bradley, and Union counties

READ MORE: 10 Ways to Keep Your Home Warm in a Power Outage

Here's hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. Here are a couple of weather sources for the latest updates and information from NOAA. Shreveport/Four State Area and the Little Rock/Arkansas region.