US Radar Imagery

Sep 24-30:  Scattered showers will impact the Northeast today as a cool front sweeps through with comfortable to slightly cool highs of upper 50s to 70s, aided by a reinforcing cool shot this weekend. The nation’s strongest demand continues from California to far W. Texas due to hot highs of 90s to near 100°F into the weekend, then cooling slightly this weekend as a weather system brings showers. National demand will remain light next week as highs of 60s to 80s rules most of the US and with very little coverage of highs into the 90s. Overall, national demand will be LOW to VERY LOW into the foreseeable future.

September 23:   Today’s EIA weekly nat gas storage report printed a build of +76 Bcf, larger than national survey averages near +73 Bcf and barely larger than the 5-year average of +74 Bcf.  This increased supplies to 3,082 Bcf and improved deficits to -229 Bcf vs the 5-year average.  Next week’s EIA weekly report build is expected to be larger than the 5-year average.

 
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