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  • Natural Gas Thaws Out: Why Your Heating Bill Might Finally Catch a Break

    Natural Gas Thaws Out: Why Your Heating Bill Might Finally Catch a Break
    Feb 20 2026
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey there, I'm Vanessa Clark, and welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. Thanks so much for tuning in today. I'm really excited to catch you up on what's been happening in the natural gas market this week, and trust me, there's quite a story to tell.

    So let's jump right in with where natural gas is trading right now. As of today, we're sitting around the three dollar mark per million BTU, which is a significant cooldown from the absolute chaos we experienced just a few weeks ago. We're trading in that three to three point two dollar range, and honestly, it feels almost calm compared to what we've been through.

    Now, here's the thing everyone's still talking about. Back in January, we had what analysts are calling Winter Storm Fern, which absolutely paralyzed the natural gas market. Prices skyrocketed nearly seventy eight percent in a matter of weeks, jumping from around four dollars and twenty five cents all the way up to seven dollars and fifty eight cents per million BTU. That's the kind of move that makes headlines and affects your heating bill big time.

    What happened was the extreme cold triggered something called wellhead freeze-offs in major production areas like the Permian and Haynesville basins. Basically, water in the gas lines froze solid and blocked the flow of fuel. At the height of the storm, we lost about fifteen percent of total U.S. natural gas production. That's roughly fifty billion cubic feet per day that just vanished from the market. At the same time, people were pulling record amounts of natural gas from storage to heat their homes, creating this perfect storm of tight supply and surging demand.

    But there's more to the story than just weather. Analysts are pointing to a structural shift in how we use natural gas now. The massive power requirements for artificial intelligence data centers have created a constant baseline demand that doesn't fluctuate with the seasons like heating does. So when a supply crisis hits, the grid has less room to adjust, which amplifies the volatility.

    Now for the week ahead, here's what to watch. The EIA recently raised its forecast for U.S. natural gas production this year to just under one hundred ten billion cubic feet per day, up from one hundred eight point eight. That's bearish for prices, meaning more supply typically pushes prices down. We're also seeing higher production activity with natural gas rigs hitting two and a half year highs. Meanwhile, temperatures have actually warmed up recently, so heating demand is easing.

    If natural gas does rally from these current levels around three dollars, technical analysts expect resistance at three dollars and fifty cents and around the two hundred day moving average. Any rallies that show signs of weakness could be selling opportunities for traders.

    Here's the takeaway for you. We've moved from crisis mode to stabilization, but the market remains vulnerable to disruptions. Keep an eye on storage levels as we move toward spring and summer, because if we don't replenish storage properly, we could see another price spike down the road.

    Thanks so much for listening to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. Make sure you subscribe and tune in tomorrow when we'll have fresh analysis on where these prices are heading next.

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  • Natural Gas Dips to Four-Month Low as Warm Weather Eases Heating Demand Across the Nation

    Natural Gas Dips to Four-Month Low as Warm Weather Eases Heating Demand Across the Nation
    Feb 19 2026
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome back to Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm your host Vanessa, and today we're diving into the latest on natural gas prices, including where it's trading right now and what it means for you.

    Right now, the March natural gas contract is hovering around 3.01 to 3.10 dollars per million British thermal units at the Henry Hub. It dipped yesterday to a four-month low near 2.92 before bouncing back a bit, closing at 3.011 according to Sprague Energy reports. Economies.com notes it's holding steady above that key 3.00 support level, with a bullish tilt if it builds momentum.

    What's driving this? Warmer weather across the Midwest and East Coast is easing heating demand, pushing prices down after big inventory withdrawals earlier. NRG's market update points out year-to-date demand is down 4.7 billion cubic feet per day from last year, even with storms like Fern, while supply is up. Tastylive highlights how rising temperatures could reverse those draws, with inventories now below the five-year average. Keep an eye on today's EIA storage report, expected to show a 150 billion cubic feet pull, lining up with the five-year norm.

    Looking ahead, the trading range could be 2.95 to 3.45, per Economies.com, with potential upside to 3.42 if bulls take control, or downside to 2.85 if support breaks. Longer term, forecasts like Longforecast see averages dipping into the low 3s through spring.

    Actionable tip: If you're budgeting for home heating or eyeing energy stocks, watch weather apps closely and consider locking in fixed rates now before any cold snap flips the script. Stay flexible, friends.

    Thanks for tuning in to Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. Subscribe, share with a buddy, and catch you next time for more updates!

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  • Natural Gas Hits Four-Month Low: Why 3 Bucks Matters for Your Wallet and the Market

    Natural Gas Hits Four-Month Low: Why 3 Bucks Matters for Your Wallet and the Market
    Feb 18 2026
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey friends, welcome to Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with me, Vanessa Clark. Today were diving into the latest on natural gas prices, whats driving them, and what it means for you.

    Right now, natural gas is trading around 3.04 dollars per million British thermal units, up just a tiny bit from yesterday but still hovering near that key support zone between 3.00 and 3.30 dollars. Trading Economics reports its the lowest in four months, down over 22 percent in the past month alone, thanks to near-record US production hitting 108.5 billion cubic feet per day and warmer weather forecasts keeping heating demand low. FX Daily Report notes its testing this long-term floor after spiking above 5 dollars earlier this year, with moving averages converging right around here signaling a potential bounce if buyers step in.

    On the fundamentals, Sprague Energy says the March NYMEX futures closed at 3.031 dollars yesterday, and everyones watching Thursdays EIA storage report for a expected 144 billion cubic feet withdrawal. LNG exports are climbing to 18.6 billion cubic feet per day, offering some lift, but mild temps through early March are letting utilities hold onto more gas in storage.

    Heres your takeaway: if youre trading or hedging, watch for a hold above 3.00 dollars, which could spark a recovery toward 4.00 dollars per forecasts from Trading Economics and the EIA averaging 4.31 dollars for 2026. Short-term, fade any quick rallies on soft demand, but storage is still below average, so dont count out a rebound.

    Thanks for tuning in, pals. Subscribe, share with a friend, and catch you next time on Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker!

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    2 Min.
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