NatGasWeather

Tuesday, June 18: Large differences continue between the GFS and European model, which were further exacerbated in the overnight data as the GFS trended further hotter, while the European model was little changed compared to Monday afternoon but was

Monday, June 10:   The weekend weather data maintained a rather unimpressive pattern through mid-June, but some of the models continues to tease hotter patterns trying to gain in coverage the last ten days of June.  However, the important European

Monday, June 3: Going into the weekend, weather patterns weren’t hot enough to impress, and they still aren’t as the weekend weather data failed to trend hotter. Specifically, the GFS were impressively consistent with both showing a net change in

Friday:  Hot temperatures continue to gain from Texas to the Mid-Atlantic Coast where highs of 80s to lower 90s will rule into next week. However, it’s become quite comfortable from Chicago to NYC with highs of 60s to 80s for light demand. The

  Monday, May 13: A weather system and associated cool front will sweep across the Ohio Valley and Northeast the next few days with areas of showers but with highs of only upper 40s and 50s.  However, cooling recently pushed into Texas, the [&h