November could be a cold month for gas consumers in the Northeast, according to Weather Services International’s latest seasonal forecast, but the outlook is mixed for the winter overall. WSI’s forecast calls for cooler than normal temperatures on average from November through January in the southern Plains (e.g., Dallas, Houston, Little Rock), the Southeast and the Mid Atlantic regions. Warmer than normal temperatures are expected on average over those three months in the Pacific Northwest, California, the northern Plains (e.g., Minneapolis and Chicago) and the Southwest.
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WSI Seasonal Temperature Forecast ‘Neutral to Bearish’
November could be a cold month for gas consumers in the Northeast, according to Weather Services International’s latest seasonal forecast, but the outlook is mixed for the winter overall. WSI’s forecast calls for cooler than normal temperatures on average from November through January in the southern Plains (e.g., Dallas, Houston, Little Rock), the Southeast and the Mid Atlantic regions. Warmer than normal temperatures are expected on average over those three months in the Pacific Northwest, California, the northern Plains (e.g., Minneapolis and Chicago) and the Southwest.
October 31, 2002
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