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From: weatherguru	2/20/2017 1:40:56 PM
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It's Feb 20. We're not getting the big nor'easter I spoke of in a few days. This 'low' I expected to form a huge nor'easter was in the form of an intertwine with a sunspot. That is still happening, where this 'low' will become a break-off low and swing into the Gulf of Mexico and cross Florida. At least that's what is being modeled now. At this point, the see-saw is starting to flip. There'll be a parade of midwest storms to follow and anomalously cold air will slowly get entrenched in the east half of the US over the next 2 weeks. IMO if nat-gas traded on weather, it'd be a time to buy. As I've said, it's the time of late-winter into early-spring that I'd expect the biggest weather surprises. Fortunately, this should spell the end of California's wet-season, so that they can get a break of the parade of storms come early March.

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