Weather Data

The biggest single determinant of natural gas demand is temperature. Cold temperatures during the winter drive heating demand while hot weather during the summer stimulates cooling demand and powerburn. Analysis of near- and long-tern weather patterns allows the talented trader to anticipate changes in natural gas supply/demand balance and their impact on natural gas price. Data and maps for current day, near term (2-14 day), extended term (2-week to 6 month), and historical weather data are presented on this page. Click any of the four quadrants in the table below for further information.

Intraday Weather Live nationwide temperature and natural gas-weighted degree day data and maps based on reports from 210 recording stations, updated hourly throughout the day. Click above for more intraday data Near-Term Forecast Computer model data and maps for the 2-14 day range updated four times per day. Click above for more near-term forecast data Extended Outlook Long term temperature outlook and trends for the 2-week to 6-month timeframe. Maps and data updated daily. Click above for more extended-term forecast data Historical Weather Temperature and degree day data for the past year on a weekly and monthly scale. Data updated weekly. Click above for more historical weather data

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