While California escaped the weather impact of Winter Storm Fern, it did see reductions in Permian inflows as production was shut in and Gulf Coast pricing was able to outbid West Coast demand. Permian inflows are only at 0.7 Bcf/d this morning, down 1.9 Bcf/d from normal levels. Permian inflows are likely to remain depressed until production can return to normal over the next week.
- LA cumulative HDDs count for the next 5 days is 42.65, down 6.37 days from the 10-year normal, while the count for the next 14 days is 105.97, down 37.45 days from the 10-year normal.
- San Francisco cumulative HDDs count for the next 5 days is 59.38, down 17.94 days from the 10-year normal, while the count for the next 14 days is 8.6, down 2.51 days from the 10-year normal.
- California demand is 7.3 Bcf/d today, up 0.43 Bcf/d from yesterday and up 2.16 Bcf/d from last week.
- Permian/San Juan inflows are 0.7 Bcf/d today, down 0.06 Bcf/d from yesterday and down 1.76 Bcf/d from last week.
- Rockies inflows are 1.1 Bcf/d today, up 0.08 Bcf/d from yesterday and down 0.16 Bcf/d from last week.
- Inflows from the PNW are 1.7 Bcf/d today, down 0.04 Bcf/d from yesterday and down 0.17 Bcf/d from last week.
- Mexican exports reached 0 Bcf/d today, down 0.03 Bcf/d from yesterday and up 0.37 Bcf/d from last week.
- All fundamentals data is BNEF. Current figures as of publishing.