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To: Claude who wrote (73975)	10/27/2006 12:10:18 PM
From: Tommaso	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206184

One thing that could happen is that a brief spell of intensely cold weather --given the construction of so many large houses in recent years, and given the lack of attention to conservation, such as turning down thermostats-- could result in a very large draw of NG storage. In areas where heat pumps are common, gas-generated electricity could also add to the consumption. To talk about this is to speculate on weather, which is not a reliable way to make money. But a "normal" blast of subzero arctic air down over Chicago and the Northeast might put an end to the NG surplus.