Day 3 High Temperature Forecast

Oct 30-Nov 5:   A fresh cold shot will push into the Northeast today with highs of 30s to 50s and chilly lows of 10-30s. A quick break will follow Sunday before another cold shot arrives Mon-Tue with similar conditions. For the rest of the US, temperatures will warm into the 50s to 80s as high pressure gains ground, warmest over the southern US. The Northeast will warm into the 50s and 60s as next week progresses, while colder air pushes into the Northwest late next week. Overall, national demand will be MODERATE-HIGH through Tuesday, then LOW.

 
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October 29:  Today’s EIA weekly nat gas storage report printed a build of +29 Bcf, smaller than market expectations of +37 Bcf and a bit smaller than the 5-year average of +67 Bcf.  This increased supplies to 3,955 Bcf and improved surpluses to +289 Bcf.  Next week should bring the first draw of the winter season due to cold conditions across the Midwest/central US this past week.