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Oct 28-Nov 4:   An early season cold front continues to impact the interior West, Plains, and Midwest with rain, snow, and chilly lows of 10s to 30s, including snow into N. Texas w/lows of 20s. The East remains warm w/highs of 60s to 80s, while the far West is comfortable with highs of 50s to 70s. Heavy rain and wind will push into the Gulf Coast and east-central US Wed-Thu as T.S. Zeta makes landfall. Late in the week, the Midwest and central US will warm back into the 50s to 70s, while the Northeast cools into the 30s to 50s as weather systems sweep through.
Overall, national demand will be HIGH this week.

 
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October 15:  Today’s EIA weekly nat gas storage report printed a build of +49 Bcf, slightly smaller than market expectations of +50-52 Bcf and a bit smaller than the 5-year average of +875Bcf.  We were close with our +47 Bcf call.  This increased supplies to 3,926 Bcf and improved surpluses to +327 Bcf.  Next week’s build should be a little smaller than this week’s by around 10 Bcf.