0934 ET - Weather in the U.S. is expected to bring only mild temperatures for most of the country, in turn limiting consumer demand for natural gas. According to the latest forecasts from the NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, the eastern half of the U.S. is expected to have "near-normal" temperatures over the next two weeks, which in turn limits how much power people have to use to stay comfortable. "Much of the long range weather data maintains a relatively bearish weather pattern," says NatGasWeather.com in a note. The "Super El Niño" that's expected this winter may keep conditions mild but wet in much of the country. Natural gas futures sink 1.3% to $3.065 per mmBtu.
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