Natural Gas Futures - Jan 24 (NGF4)

Balzarani stops woth this nonsense weather , this is not helping ng!

2.654..tgt

Europe is much colder and getting snow-white at the moment. a few big orders from Germany please. NG flyyyy

monday open 3.2

2.75 is the spot, and with weather getting cool, it will increase

Cold weather can make demand go up, price is quitte cheap. the bottom price is solid, will it be a green comming week. 50-50 rienne va plus

In northern New England, precipitation will fall in theform of snow Sunday afternoon and into Sunday night. Snow looks to fallheavily at times in the Adirondacks, the Green and White mountains, andinto northern Maine. Latest WPC probabilistic forecasts shows a highchance (greater than 70%) for snowfall totals over 6 inches through Sundaynight from central New Hampshire to both northern and central Maine. Thelatest WSSI shows Moderate Impacts from east-central New Hampshire intocentral Maine, indicating snowfall here will be capable of causingdisruptions to daily life. This includes hazardous driving conditions andpotential closures and travel delays.Temperature-wise, much of the Lower 48 will witness seasonal to milderthan normal conditions, particularly east of the Rockies. The coolesttemperatures versus normal will be experienced in the Rockies. Back in theSoutheast, warm morning lows are forecast from South Florida to theMid-Atlantic coast on Sunday.

Farther east, a pair of storm systems will lead to wet and wintry weatheracross portions the eastern third of the CONUS. Along the Gulf Coast, lowpressure tapping into rich Gulf of Mexico moisture is set to ignitestrong-to-severe thunderstorms from southern Louisiana to the FloridaPanhandle. There are Slight Risks for both severe storms and ExcessiveRainfall in portions of these areas today with severe storms more likelyto contain damaging wind gusts and/or tornadoes. Farther north, showerswill envelope the Mid-Atlantic and both the Ohio and Tennessee ValleysSaturday afternoon and into Saturday night. By Sunday morning, a new stormsystem tracking into the Great Lakes will be responsible for periods oflight rain and snow from the Midwest to the northern Great Lakes. Farthereast, another developing area of low pressure along the Northeast coastlooks to form and produce periods of rain along the I-95 corridor duringthe day on Sunday.

The first weekend of December is shaping up to be an active one in theWest thanks to a series of atmospheric rivers directing copious amounts ofPacific moisture into the Pacific Northwest and the Rockies. The nextstorm in a series of storm systems arrived this morning, inflicting moreheavy mountain snow in the Olympics and Cascades that will continuethroughout the day. Meanwhile, the same moisture source will push inlandtowards the Rockies Saturday and into Saturday night. As a result, heavymountain snow is on tap from eastern Oregon and the northern Rockies onsouth to the Wasatch Range in Utah and the Colorado Rockies. By Sunday,the next storm system will track farther north towards British Columbia.This storm system's warm front lifts north through western Washington andOregon on Sunday, forcing snow levels to rise .

Short Range Forecast DiscussionNWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD259 AM EST Sat Dec 02 2023Valid 12Z Sat Dec 02 2023 - 12Z Mon Dec 04 2023...A multi-day atmospheric river event will impact the Northwest withsignificant mountain snowfall and heavy rain this weekend......Unsettled weather forecast across the eastern third of the country withheavy rain potential along the Gulf Coast and Southeast; wintry weather isexpected from parts of the Midwest and Great Lakes to northern NewEngland......Generally milder than normal temperatures expected for across most ofthe Lower 48...