SPC/NOAA Severe Weather Outlook

  Dec 6-12:   The central and southern US will be mild to warm with highs of 50s to 70s. It remains cool across the Midwest and Northeast for locally stronger demand with lows of 10s to 30s. National demand will be very light Sunday-Tuesday as warm high pressure strengthens across the southern and eastern US with warmer than normal conditions as highs reach the 50s to 70s. However, very cold air will be pushing into the N. Plains at the same time with lows of -10s to 20s, then spreading across the Midwest and East mid-next week. Overall, moderate national demand through Saturday, very light Sun-Tue, then strong Wed-Thu.

 
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Dec 5:  Today’s EIA weekly nat gas storage report printed a draw of -19 Bcf, in line with market expectations but lighter than the 5-year average of -41 Bcf.  The build decreased supplies to 3,591 Bcf and improved deficits to -9 Bcf.  Next week’s report will also show a smaller than normal draw due to relatively seasonal conditions across the US this past week.