It's February and we are below zero. The wind is howling and March NG is 2.38.
The retards in office won't let Marcellus gas flow to New England, so we are paying at least 10 x times that and the people are clueless.
View from Boston
Re: View from Boston
Coldest Airmass On Planet Will Be Over New England On Friday Night
BY TYLER DURDEN
FRIDAY, FEB 03, 2023 - 09:30 AM
After an unseasonably warm January across the eastern half of the lower 48, some of the coldest air of the season will pour into the Northeast on Friday through Saturday.
This week the polar vortex has weakened and will allow frigid air to escape the Arctic and move southward across North America.
Upstate New York meteorologist Ben Frechette tweeted, "the coldest airmass on the entire planet will be over New England by Friday night – the only comparable air currently exists over central Siberia."
The fast-moving polar vortex will be in and out by the latter parts of the weekend. But during the dip of the polar vortex, wind chills between 40 and 60 below zero are expected across the New England region.
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The wind is what concerns me. Pray your electricity doesn't go out. During Winter Storm Uri in February, 2021 we lost power for three days. Thank God we had a fireplace that burned natural gas. We had it going full blast and the temperature in our home never got above 50.
By Sunday and into Monday, the cold will retreat. However, legendary Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Thursday, which means the possibility of six more weeks of winter.
BY TYLER DURDEN
FRIDAY, FEB 03, 2023 - 09:30 AM
After an unseasonably warm January across the eastern half of the lower 48, some of the coldest air of the season will pour into the Northeast on Friday through Saturday.
This week the polar vortex has weakened and will allow frigid air to escape the Arctic and move southward across North America.
Upstate New York meteorologist Ben Frechette tweeted, "the coldest airmass on the entire planet will be over New England by Friday night – the only comparable air currently exists over central Siberia."
The fast-moving polar vortex will be in and out by the latter parts of the weekend. But during the dip of the polar vortex, wind chills between 40 and 60 below zero are expected across the New England region.
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The wind is what concerns me. Pray your electricity doesn't go out. During Winter Storm Uri in February, 2021 we lost power for three days. Thank God we had a fireplace that burned natural gas. We had it going full blast and the temperature in our home never got above 50.
By Sunday and into Monday, the cold will retreat. However, legendary Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Thursday, which means the possibility of six more weeks of winter.
Dan Steffens
Energy Prospectus Group
Energy Prospectus Group