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AMERICAS OIL: NOAA Weather Outlook Remains Supportive Through Feb 25

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NOAA Weather Outlook Remains Supportive Through Feb 25 

  • The NOAA 6–14-day outlook is supportive for heating demand with below-normal conditions forecast across most of the key Northeast and Midwest consuming regions while milder conditions are only expected in parts of the West. Elevated heating demand is likely in much of PADDs 1-3 with decreased demand in most of PADDs 4-5.
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NOAA Weather Outlook Remains Supportive Through Feb 25 

  • The NOAA 6–14-day outlook is supportive for heating demand with below-normal conditions forecast across most of the key Northeast and Midwest consuming regions while milder conditions are only expected in parts of the West. Elevated heating demand is likely in much of PADDs 1-3 with decreased demand in most of PADDs 4-5.