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To: oilbabe who wrote (53578)	10/26/1999 1:21:00 PM
From: victorw	Respond to of 95453

watching this market is like watching paint dry. i've seen FLC trade more shares than this in the first five minutes. What's the buzz on GLBL? I'm almost back to break-even. What's the usual differential for Brent/WTI? Or what does it cost to bring a tanker load to the USA? Is the differential lower than transportation costs? How long would it take for a low differential to affect the API numbers? (sorry to ramble)

To: oilbabe who wrote (53578)	10/26/1999 1:30:00 PM
From: JGreg	Respond to of 95453

ABC News radio reported the same forecast about 1/2 hour ago. They said NOAA was calling for a repeat of last winter conditions.

To: oilbabe who wrote (53578)	10/26/1999 1:39:00 PM
From: hdrjr	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

Here is the report. I have not read it all but it does not sound exactly like what was portrayed on CNBC. "La Ni¤a will alter the strength and pattern of the Pacific jet stream over North America to give us a warm and dry winter in the southern half of the nation, but more snow and rain to the Pacific Northwest and the Great Lakes. We expect considerable month-to-month variation in temperature, rainfall and storminess in the central, northern and eastern states, which means days of warmer than normal temperatures followed by bouts of bitter cold. As with every winter, it's too early to predict just how the jet stream will affect the weather in many north central states and for northern New England," said Baker. noaanews.noaa.gov hdr

To: oilbabe who wrote (53578)	10/26/1999 1:45:00 PM
From: Harold S.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

This Winter's Weather If you want someone to spit out a one sentence forecast like "This winter will be warmer than normal" the move on to another post. If you want to know, and really understand, what the chances are for different types of weather in different areas of the US this winter are: then read on. The link provided give an in depth report of global conditions and how they will effect this winter's weather nationwide. If you actually take the time to read and try to understand it you will find it very interesting. If you merely skim it you will be lost by the 4th paragraph. At the very bottom are summation links for how this analysis will effect different regions of the country. Take the time and read all the info, it might put an end to all the speculation about what this winter's weather will be. By the way, for those who like a one sentence forecast....watch CNBC. intellicast.com