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1-23-25 AM Model Analysis: Despite a couple ups-and-downs, anticipating week 2 to average out with a below normal heating demand.A.

Good morning, below is your latest AM Model Analysis: Click to the right for the high-resolution report: 1_23_25_AM Model Analysis

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By Alyssa Elliott

1-22-25 PM Model Analysis: Slightly cooler trends week 2 from both the EPS and GEFS this afternoon, however the heating demand remains below normal.A.

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By Hope Kleitsch

1-22-25 Long Range: Temperatures warm up going into the weekend and next week.H.

Good morning everyone! Here is your latest Long Range video analysis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWBAUia2dss Click here to view High-Res PDF: Long Range Report Temperatures: Below normal temperatures stick around for much of the C. US and the E. US through late week Warmer than normal temperatures gradually expand from the N. Plains/Canadian…

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By Alyssa Elliott

1-22-25 AM Model Analysis: After a very cold month, we are expecting a shift in the heating demand to be slightly below normal the last few days of the month into the start of Feb.A.

Good morning, below is your latest AM Model Analysis: Click to the right for the high-resolution report: 1_22_25_AM Model Analysis

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By Alyssa Elliott

1-21-25 PM Model Analysis: Both the EPS and the GEFS continue to see slightly warmer trends for the end of Jan. / start of Feb.A.

Good afternoon, below is your latest PM Model Analysis: Click to the right for the high-resolution report: 1_21_25_PM Model Analysis

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By Hope Kleitsch

1-21-25 Long Range: Watching for warmer trends in central/eastern US getting into late January and early February.H.

Good morning everyone! Here is your latest Long Range video analysis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEEZQzTko1k Click here to view High-Res PDF: Long Range Report Temperatures: Bitter cold temperatures encompass the central and eastern US through mid-week with temperatures 15 – 20+ F below normal Below normal temperatures stick around for much of the…

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By Alyssa Elliott

1-21-25 AM Model Analysis: The heating demand is expected to rise to be just below normal for the end of January into the start of February.A.

Good morning, below is your latest AM Model Analysis: Click to the right for the high-resolution report: 1_21_25_AM Model Analysis

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By Hope Kleitsch

1-20-25 Long Range: Bitter cold temperatures kick start the week; start of February stays active.H.

Good morning everyone! Here is your latest Long Range video analysis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkOJHnHUDkU Click here to view High-Res PDF: Long Range Report Temperatures: Bitter cold temperatures encompass the central and eastern US through mid-week with temperatures 15 – 20+ F below normal Below normal temperatures stick around for much of the…

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By Alyssa Elliott

1-20-25 AM Model Analysis: Lower confidence this AM due to a weakening polar vortex for the last week of January/start of February.A.

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By Matt Griffin

1-19-25 Week Ahead Report: Widespread extreme cold to overtake the US into week 1, with drier conditions expected into week 2. X.

Good Sunday Afternoon! Please read below for a text version and PDF forecast discussion through February 2nd. Week Ahead Report PDF: WAO_01_19_25 Week Ahead Outlook Video WEEK 1 TEMPERATURE NOTES Bitter Cold Temperatures will plunge across the United States throughout the week 1 timeframe, and heating demand is favored to…