7-Day Precipitation Accumulation Forecast

June 5-11:  Texas, the South, and Southeast will be very warm to hot with highs of 80s to 90s. Cooler air with showers will push into the Northwest this weekend, while California and the Southwest remain hot with of 90s and 100s. The Midwest and Northeast will be warm with 70s and 80s, including locally near 90F. Next week favors a weather system with cooling over the West into the Plains, heavy showers over E. Texas and the South as tropical system Cristobal makes landfall, and very warm over the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and East.

 
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June 4:  Today’s EIA weekly nat gas storage report printed a build of +102 Bcf, smaller than market expectations of +109-110 Bcf and near the 5-year average of +103 Bcf.  This held surpluses at +422 Bcf and increased supplies to 2,714 Bcf.   Next week’s EIA report will again be near the 5-year avaerage of +94 Bcf, holding hefty surplues near +425 Bcf.