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AMERICAS OIL: NOAA Weather Outlook Net Bearish Through Feb 10

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NOAA Weather Outlook Net Bearish Through Feb 10

  • The NOAA 6–14-day outlook is largely unchanged, with above-normal temperatures expected in the Southeast and mid-Atlantic regions while the far Northwest and northern New England are below normal. Thus, the outlook remains mostly bearish with only small parts of PADDs 4 and 5 likely to see elevated heating demand.
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NOAA Weather Outlook Net Bearish Through Feb 10

  • The NOAA 6–14-day outlook is largely unchanged, with above-normal temperatures expected in the Southeast and mid-Atlantic regions while the far Northwest and northern New England are below normal. Thus, the outlook remains mostly bearish with only small parts of PADDs 4 and 5 likely to see elevated heating demand.