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AMERICAS OIL: NOAA Weather Outlook Very Supportive Through Feb 27

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NOAA Weather Outlook Very Supportive Through Feb 27 

  • The NOAA 6–14-day outlook is very supportive for heating demand with below-normal conditions forecast across the eastern two-thirds of the country while milder conditions continue in the West. Warmer conditions spread into the Plains later in the forecast period. Elevated heating demand is likely in much of PADDs 1-3 with below-normal demand in most of PADDs 4-5.
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NOAA Weather Outlook Very Supportive Through Feb 27 

  • The NOAA 6–14-day outlook is very supportive for heating demand with below-normal conditions forecast across the eastern two-thirds of the country while milder conditions continue in the West. Warmer conditions spread into the Plains later in the forecast period. Elevated heating demand is likely in much of PADDs 1-3 with below-normal demand in most of PADDs 4-5.