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AMERICAS OIL: NOAA Weather Outlook Net Supportive Through Feb 19

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NOAA Weather Outlook Net Supportive Through Feb 19 

  • The NOAA 6–14-day outlook is slightly supportive for heating demand on net with the northern half of the country below or close to normal with milder conditions expected in the Southeast. Elevated heating demand is likely in all PADDs apart from the southern half of PADD 1 into a part of PADD 2.
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NOAA Weather Outlook Net Supportive Through Feb 19 

  • The NOAA 6–14-day outlook is slightly supportive for heating demand on net with the northern half of the country below or close to normal with milder conditions expected in the Southeast. Elevated heating demand is likely in all PADDs apart from the southern half of PADD 1 into a part of PADD 2.