Weekly Energy Report – Page 17

Apr

4-2-23 Week Ahead Report: Active Week 1 Pattern Turns Quieter and Drier across AG Belt, Midwest for Week 2. W.

Good afternoon and Happy April! A dynamic pattern for temperatures across the East will likely feature well above normal temperatures for the for the first 5 days of the week, with the coldest of temperatures arriving towards the 5–10-day timeframe before some model variability arrives towards day 11-15. Our wettest…

Mar

By Bret Walts

3-31-23 Long Range: Severe weather outbreak today, details on extended range risks. B.

Your latest long-range update is below...if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out! Have a blessed day. Today's Video: https://youtu.be/ymbpYtXGiW4 PDF report (click link below to open the slides in higher definition): 3_31_23_LR Intro: Temperatures: Another cold shot for the East into the weekend after the front…

Mar

By Kirk Hinz

3-28-23 Long-range: Trending warmer next week in the E. Ag Belt, but very active. Cold shots aren’t completely done yet. B.

Your latest long-range update is below...if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out! Have a blessed day -Matt Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHsREv66iKk PDF report (click link below to open the slides in higher definition): 3_28_23 Intro: Temperatures: Colder than normal temperatures to start this week for much of…

Mar

By Will Danby

3-26-23 Week Ahead Report: Slightly Below Normal Temperatures and Active Pattern Continue into Early April. WD.

Good Sunday afternoon! The next two weeks ahead look to be fairly similar to last week’s report, as temperature fluctuations will be likely across the Central Plains extending east towards the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest and Northeast. As such, this report will be rather short and simple. The overall net result will…

Mar

By Matt Griffin

3-24-23 Long Range: Colder than normal, active pattern lingers for many into early-mid April. B.

Good morning, below is your latest Long-Range Analysis Update: https://youtu.be/7Awikk1UjGA Click link below to open Hi-Res PDF: 3_24_23LR Intro: Temperatures: Warmer than normal temperatures in the south/east US in the short term with cold north and west. Once the storm system finally exits east, colder air pushes further southeast early-mid…

Mar

By Will Danby

3-19-23 Week Ahead Report: Persistent Cold Air locked in Across the West, Temperature Fluctuations Likely Across the East. WD.

Good Sunday afternoon! Temperature fluctuations will be likely across the eastern third of the United States over the next two weeks, with a period of dryness to start week one followed by a more active precipitation pattern towards the 5–10-day timeframe. Higher chances for consistent cold will continue to remain…

Mar

By Bret Walts

3-17-23 Long Range: Cold and less active short-term, more volatility late March into April. B.

Good morning! Here is your latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/hlpScFLMkDA Click Here for Hi-Res PDF: 3_17_23_LR Intro: Temperatures: A major cold shot of air this weekend will make it feel more like February for much of the country. Single digits even into Iowa/NE Saturday AM with frost/freeze threats as far…

Mar

By Bret Walts

3-14-23 Long Range: Cold air persists the next few weeks, but analyzing moderation risks into April. B.

Good morning! Here is your latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/XuQYvst3VDg Click Here for Hi-Res PDF: 3_14_23_LR Intro: Temperatures: Much colder than normal temperatures this week for the Eastern US with a brief moderation late this week ahead of storm system which includes a few warmer than normal days. Behind this…

Mar

By Will Danby

3-12-23 Week Ahead Report: Above Normal Heating Demand Likely to Continue through Both Week 1 and 2

Good afternoon! The next two weeks temperature-wise across the United States will remain below average with above normal heating demand extending through March 25th. Areas most prone for above normal precipitation will be along the Deep South, and the Southwest towards the four corners of the US and across the…

Mar

By Matt Griffin

3-10-23 Long Range: Colder than normal pattern likely linger through the end of March. MG.

Good morning! Here is your latest Long Range Report: https://youtu.be/klb8G-2AiwU Click Here for Hi-Res PDF: LR_31023 Intro: Temperatures: Colder than normal temperatures will begin to seep ESE over the next few days thanks to a few low-pressure systems. In the wake of the colder temperatures, warmer than normal air will…