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Mar

3.2.17 #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Good morning. Latest data continues to remain warm across much of the country, with coldest risks in the Northwest. With respect to what is causing this, we look to ENSO. Notice with the latest observations, the atmosphere is is acting more like La Nina with cold in the Northwest and…

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy: March forecast more than ENSO SSTs, we discuss the caveats in the pattern going forward. M.

02

Mar

By Kirk Hinz

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy: March forecast more than ENSO SSTs, we discuss the caveats in the pattern going forward. M.

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy: March forecast more than ENSO SSTs, we discuss the caveats in the pattern going forward. M. Synopsis: Today we discuss our concerns in terms of the rainfall forecast, the key to where this pans out is largely dependent on the progression of ENSO and where the ridge sets…

01

Mar

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

3.1.17 #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Good morning! Not many changes in guidance overnight with degree days forecast below the 10 year normal values through the forecast period. Here's a look at our week 1 and week 2 forecasts. Very brief stints of colder weather are expected in the East behind storm systems in conjunction with…

28

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2.28.17 #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Good morning. The step down demand process to Spring looks to continue over the coming weeks as warmer temperatures appear likely through much of March. An active storm track through the Midwest in week 1 will pump even more warmth into the eastern U.S. and that is shown well in…

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy: We explain why SSTs are not the only thing behind “El Nino”. M.

28

Feb

By Kirk Hinz

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy: We explain why SSTs are not the only thing behind “El Nino”. M.

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy: We explain why SSTs are not the only thing behind "El Nino". M. Synopsis: Weakening pacific jet leading to drier concerns across the western Ag Belt? More record warmth into mid-March as well? We discuss the risks to the forecast going forward, make sure to check out…

27

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2.27.17 #Energy and #Natgas Report. E.

Good morning. The pattern over the next few weeks remains warm overall with some brief stints of cold behind storm systems. This is being driven by both the Pacific and Atlantic atmospheric patterns. We do continue to see a strong storm system on the 1st and 2nd which will pump…

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy Drier risks increasing…detailed analysis here. M.

27

Feb

By Kirk Hinz

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy Drier risks increasing…detailed analysis here. M.

#AGwx #Plant17 #Energy Drier risks increasing...detailed analysis here. M. Synopsis: We absolutely encourage you to pay close attention to the Ag report and videos going forward into Plant '17...we discuss severe weather potential, as well as our concerns for below normal precipitation across portions of the Ag Belt going into March...it's…

Sunday long-range #AGwx #Plant17 #Energy analysis. Volatile pattern to continue. M.

26

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

Sunday long-range #AGwx #Plant17 #Energy analysis. Volatile pattern to continue. M.

Sunday long-range #AGwx #Plant17 #Energy analysis. Volatile pattern to continue. M. Active pattern with wild swings looks to continue. I'll give you a run down of what we will be discussing this week. First things first and that's a possible multi-day severe weather outbreak across the eastern and southern Ag…

2.24.17 #Energy and #Natgas Notes: Analyzing the 16-30 Day Period. E.

24

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

2.24.17 #Energy and #Natgas Notes: Analyzing the 16-30 Day Period. E.

Good morning. In today's edition of the energy notes, we take a closer look at the 3 and 4 week time frame. At this time, this period appears quite volatile with cold risks in week 3 and perhaps some significant warm risks in week 4. Right now, data, model analogs,…

Crucial #AGwx long range update. We discuss #ENSO. Speed of transition is diff in DROUGHT vs WET.

24

Feb

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

Crucial #AGwx long range update. We discuss #ENSO. Speed of transition is diff in DROUGHT vs WET.

Crucial #AGwx long range update. We discuss #ENSO. Speed of transition is diff in DROUGHT vs WET. Please watch the video today as I explain the nuts and bolts to ENSO for Spring and Summer. Have a great weekend friends. M. Video analysis today holds the key for the next…