(Bloomberg) -- Natural gas futures rose in New York
as hot weather lingered in parts of the Midwest, boosting demand
for electricity to power air conditioners and crude oil surged.
St. Louis will have daytime highs of about 94 degrees
Fahrenheit (34 Celsius) today and 96 tomorrow, MDA Federal Inc.'s
Earthsat Energy Weather said in a report. Cincinnati will hit 90
degrees today, the Rockville, Maryland-based forecaster said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
as hot weather lingered in parts of the Midwest, boosting demand
for electricity to power air conditioners and crude oil surged.
St. Louis will have daytime highs of about 94 degrees
Fahrenheit (34 Celsius) today and 96 tomorrow, MDA Federal Inc.'s
Earthsat Energy Weather said in a report. Cincinnati will hit 90
degrees today, the Rockville, Maryland-based forecaster said.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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