Natgasweather

[...] each one getting a little warmer.  Eventually high pressure will build into the Midwest and eastern US by late next week with widespread 80s. There will be a Canadian weather system tracking toward [...]

[...] Temperatures To Much of US A strong Canadian weather system will sweep through the central and eastern US over the coming days and bring widespread below normal temperatures as well as showers and [...]

[...] next week. Weather data continues to support a very nice warm up over all of the central and eastern US with mid 80s push into the Midwest and Northeast. The southern US will become hot with [...]

[...] significant changes showing up so far. Several weather systems will track into the central and eastern US over the next week with the impacts being most widespread during the middle of next week when [...]

[...] bring another brief warm up to the Midwest and Northeast as temperatures warm into the 80s. The southern US will also see a few degrees of warming as highs reach the mid and upper 90s before the next [...]

[...] on with what happens over the next 10 days.  Still pockets of very warm temperatures over the southern US through next week with areas over the Southeast getting into the 90s along with increasingly [...]

[...] Tuesday Mid Day Update Mid Day Update: Another very warm day across the southern US but much more pleasant with areas of showers across the northward. This pattern will last all [...]

[...] into Texas and the central US this week due to the weather systems over the southern US exiting slower.  However, the latest models are also more aggressive building the ridge [...]

[...] The current temperatures over the central US this morning show nicely how far the Arctic front has pushed south.  With lows of teens into [...]

[...] Strong Arctic Blast Pouring Into North-Central US A strong Arctic blast continues pushing into the northern US with much colder than normal [...]

[...] from this morning compared to Monday morning. You will note huge temperature drops over the central US of more than 25-30F.  You will also note the warm conditions out ahead of the front pushing [...]

[...] reach the mid and upper 90s before the next Canadian weather system tracks across the north-central US and into the East Friday through the weekend. If the markets are looking for short term reasons [...]

[...] through next week but then holds the ridge slightly stronger than previous runs over the northern US during the second week of August. This would result in slightly warmer temperatures. The [...]

[...] Arctic Blast Pouring Into North-Central US A strong Arctic blast continues pushing into the northern US with much colder than normal temperatures.  In fact, areas over the northern Plains are 30-40F [...]

[...] 100s. This will noticeably decrease national cooling demand, regardless of if a few extreme northern US regions see light heating demand as overnight lows drop into the 40s after Canadian cool fronts [...]

[...] drive decent cooling demand, but there still looks to be mostly pleasant conditions over the northern US and that will lead to limited heating or cooling demand and thus the reason for a decent net [...]

[...] their point. As we have been warning, this would clearly be viewed as bearish to the big market players as it would lead to another much larger than normal build to start the first week of [...]

[...] been saying for quite some time, it will bring a marked increase in cooling demand.  The big market players are clearly not on board yet and it may take some time as the weather models have not been [...]

[...] are looking much more bullish, we believe it will take more convincing data for the big market players to be on board with the intensity of the heat we expect later this month. [...]

[...] systems from pushing too deep into the northern US for more impressive heat to set up if big market players are going to be expected to be scared by weather patterns. Although a hurricane never hurts. [...]

[...] but then weather systems at the end of the week failed to impress.  This led to near normal temperatures across the Northeast and Midwest.  The Southeast was colder than normal due to last [...]

[...] will prevent hot late summer weather from setting up. If anywhere sees slightly warmer than normal temperatures the next few weeks, it will be over the Southeast, and at times along the East Coast. [...]

[...] sweep through the central and eastern US over the coming days and bring widespread below normal temperatures as well as showers and thunderstorms along the cold front.  This will provide many regions [...]

[...] weather systems traversing the US with showers, thunderstorms, and pockets of cooler than normal temperatures. But as we have been saying, it continues to look like a much warmer overall US pattern, [...]

[...] for additional cooler Canadian blasts to impact the northern US in mid-August. While bearish weather headwinds will ease over the next week, the longer term pattern is still not hot enough to be [...]

[...] reason to fight the tide when it’s clearly down. But at some point, regardless of bearish weather headwinds, prices will rally after going a bit too far. When this occurs, it will take a [...]

[...] just across the border and will likely test the ridge at some point in mid-August. Bearish weather headwinds should remain strong into early next week and then ease as 90s and 100s become more [...]

[...] out $3.75, but we would be a little cautious about it going too much lower than that as bearish weather headwinds will be easing quite a bit next week.  If the ridge holds it could even turn slightly [...]

[...] in mainly in line with our forecasts. The latest models are slightly slower in building warmer temperatures into Texas and the central US this week due to the weather systems over the southern US [...]

[...] runs over the northern US during the second week of August. This would result in slightly warmer temperatures. The pattern is still looking to be a very sloppy one with numerous weather systems [...]

[...] evidence the ridge holds over the eastern US and provides a bit longer stretch of warmer temperatures. This will bring the August 26th cool blast into many less important low use nat gas states. [...]

[...] month or so. However, the next few days could give back a bit of Tuesday’s losses as warmer temperatures briefly return to the Midwest and East Coast and combine with one of the lowest [...]