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The latest weather forecast showed that isolated tornadoes and severe thunderstorms are likely in the Central US, bringing potential slower commutes or travel dangers. Read here.

Cold snap in January will support 5% increase in natural gas consumption.

U.S. natural gas demand for heating and power generation was set to hit a record high on Tuesday, a day after natural gas supplies fell to near a 13-month low as Arctic weather across much of the country froze wells.

The widespread cold front comes following the issuance of a winter weather advisory in the Pacific Northwest. Click to read more.

A highly disruptive storm is forecasted to bring thunderstorms and snow over central and eastern United States. Read more here.

The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that severe weather conditions are expected in the Central and Eastern US this week. In the Mid-Atlantic, residents can expect above-average temperatures. Read here.

Rains and the first encounter of winter is expected over the central portion of the United States. Read more here.

Beneficial rain is expected in the Central US, especially in portions of Dallas, Houston and Oklahoma. Localized flooding and travel delays are likely this week. Read here.

Central US weather update puts the Rocky Mountains on winter alert as a powerful coast-to-coast storm sweeps across the nation. Read more here.

Powerful low pressure is expected to bring severe weather conditions to the Midwest, Great Plains and Central US this week. Flooding is also possible. Read here.