Category Archives: Weather-Trade
Weather-Trading – 28.03.2021 at 23:40
Short-range (front months:1+2 and front Quarter)
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WRM(e)+PV/Jet+SRA
- CWW risk until the weekend, even some hints over the weekend before more stable WDC setup into week 14+
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Statistics – normal vs WRM+PV/Jet
- Normally March-April is not that wet and windy (+/- 5 Twh) per month
- Sum March-April shows that the wet risk is in April
- Even a stable WRM-CWW signal for April does not mean that April will be stable wet, windy and cold but that accumulated can April be wet and windy
- PV supports an outer edge of the normal CWW period but late week 13 and into week 14 WRM-WDC suggest a shift to a dry and calmer outlook
- If PV “survives” WRM-WDC days new solid CWW period is likely
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Volatility forecasts – “strategy”
- Predicting stable weather trends in April is harder and natural variability causes more shifting outlook
- Thus, only in the strongest WRM days should WRM signals be used
- As for now Mon-Wednesday(Thursday) week 13 has peak CWW forcing
- Into week 14 there is a CWW/WWW risk and it’s not until the start of week 14 we are on safer WDC territory for forecasts
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Hydbal/Inflow/Wind/Temp/Flow
- We will see peak inflow around 1 of April and that could be a bearish surprise since we could see “solid” wet and windy forecasts as well
- Cold temps will lower inflow again and supports water values
- Relatively low-moderate wind in DEU does not support any collapse
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NC SYS price vs.
28
Mar
Mar
Weather-Trading – 26.03.2021 at 10:38
Short-range (front months:1+2 and front Quarter)
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WRM(e)+PV/Jet+SRA
- Into week 13 there looks to be a CWW potential in forecasts as what is seen now
- Thus, the weekend risk is CWW
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Statistics – normal vs WRM+PV/Jet
- Normally March-April is not that wet and windy (+/- 5 Twh) per month
- Sum March-April shows that the wet risk is in April
- Even a stable WRM-CWW signal for April does not mean that April will be stable wet, windy and cold but that accumulated will April be wet and windy
- PV supports an outer edge of the normal CWW period but late week 13 and into week 14 WRM-WDC suggest a shift to a dry and calmer outlook
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Volatility forecasts – “strategy”
- Predicting stable weather trends in April is harder and natural variability causes more shifting outlook
- Thus, only in the strongest WRM days should WRM signals be used
- As for now Mon-Wednesday(Thursday) week 13 has peak CWW forcing
- Normally March and April is not that wet and with a Hydbal at a deficit of about -2 TWH a wet period will have limited bearish effect
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Hydbal/Inflow/Wind/Temp/Flow
- A CWW path in April results in colder temps as seen in forecasts
- That supports controlled Hydro production and calm melting
- Thus, a CWW April with current Hydbal is not that bearish for April and modest higher Hydbal will be more bearish further out on the curve
- We need warmer temps to get SYS price down and that is not likely until later into April when the normal-2Dgc is high enough…
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NC SYS price vs.
26
Mar
Mar
Weather-Trading at 26.03.2021 at 10:08
Short-range (front months:1+2 and front Quarter)
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WRM(e)+PV/Jet+SRA
- WRM(e)-CWW effect is seen in the last runs and thus looks to affect forecasts into week 12 and 13
- WRMe-WDC effect looks weaker thus W(C)WW’ish into next week forecasts is likely
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Statistics – normal vs WRM+PV/Jet
- Strong PV, PV core west or over NP, and WRM-CWW signals suggest accumulated W(C)WW and that massive low-pressure can develop and thus we are facing the outer edge of the CWW-statistic
- => However, observed vs forecasted precip in March shows that models overestimate precip so far
- Its not expected to be stronger observed WWW/CWW until late March and into April limiting the bearish effect of WWW for now
- Strong PV, PV core west or over NP, and WRM-CWW signals suggest accumulated W(C)WW and that massive low-pressure can develop and thus we are facing the outer edge of the CWW-statistic
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Volatility forecasts – “strategy”
- Next week WRM(e)-CWW + Observed CWW will cause bearish weather pressure not seen for some time
- An April in CWW mode means colder temps than normal and that limits inflow and supports thermal on the continent
- Thus, the bearish effect of CWW is postponed to months with higher inflow limeting the bearish impact on April
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Hydbal/Inflow/Wind/Temp/Flow
- Inflow is coming up into week 13 and that with CWW forecasts could cause some bearish pressure at current prices
- WInd looks to be higher into next week forecasts as well…
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NC SYS price vs.
25
Mar
Mar
Weather-Trade – 23.03.2021 at 14:15
Short-range (front months:1+2 and front Quarter)
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WRM(e)+PV/Jet+SRA
- WRM(e)-CWW effect is seen in the last runs and thus looks to effect forecasts into week 12 and 13
- WRMe-WDC effect looks weaker thus WWW’ish into next week forecasts is likely
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Statistics – normal vs WRM+PV/Jet
- Strong PV, PV core west, and WRM-CWW signals suggest accumulated W(C)WW and that massive low-pressure can develop and thus we are facing the outer edge of the CWW-statistic
- Thus, March and April could see a surplus of 9-11 Twh precipitation if PV stays west
- However, its not expected to be stronger observed WWW/CWW until late March and into April limiting the bearish effect of WWW for now
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Volatility forecasts – “strategy”
- Next week WRM(e)-CWW + Observed WWW will cause bearish weather pressure not seen for some time
- EC opr, control run and ens mean signals shows that bearish weather-thinking looks “safe”
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Hydbal/Inflow/Wind/Temp/Flow
- There is a bearish risk into the week with both observed WWW and also WWW forecasts for NC+DEU, especially into the weekend and into the start of week 13
- This supports higher inflow and hydbal and thus lower water values into late week 12, but now also into week 13
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NC SYS price vs.
23
Mar
Mar
Weather-Trading – 22.03.2021 at 07:57
Short-range (front months:1+2 and front Quarter)
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WRM(e)+PV/Jet+SRA
- WRM(e)-CWW effect is seen in the last runs and thus looks to effect forecasts into week 12 and 13
- WRMe-WDC effect looks weaker thus WWW’ish into next week forecasts is likely
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Statistics – normal vs WRM+PV/Jet
- Strong PV, PV core west, and WRM-CWW signals suggest accumulated W(C)WW and that massive low-pressure can develop and thus we are facing the outer edge of the CWW-statistic
- Thus, March and April could see a surplus of 9-11 Twh precipitation if PV stays west
- However, its not expected to be stronger observed WWW/CWW until late March and into April limiting the bearish effect of WWW for now
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Volatility forecasts – “strategy”
- Next week WRM(e)-CWW + Observed WWW will cause bearish weather pressure not seen for some time
- During the week we will see EC ens mean following GFS ens mean so bearish thinking looks “safe”
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Hydbal/Inflow/Wind/Temp/Flow
- There is a bearish risk into the week with both observed WWW and also WWW forecasts
- This supports higher inflow and hydbal and thus lower water values into week 12, but now also into week 13
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NC SYS price vs.
22
Mar
Mar
Weather-Trading – 19.03.2021 at 12-14
Short-range (front months:1+2 and front Quarter)
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WRM(e)+PV/Jet+SRA
- WRM(e)-CWW effect is seen in the last runs and thus looks to effect forecasts into week 11 and 12
- WRMe-WDC effect looks weaker thus WWW’ish into next week forecasts
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Statistics – normal vs WRM+PV/Jet
- Strong PV, PV core west, and WRM-CWW signals suggest accumulated CWW and that massive low-pressure can develop and thus we are facing the outer edge of the CWW-statistic
- Thus, March and April could see a surplus of 9-11 Twh precipitation if PV stays west
- However, its not expected to be stronger observed WWW/CWW until late March and into April limiting the bearish effect of WWW for now
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Volatility forecasts – “strategy”
- The WRM(e)-WDC effect looks weaker and thus small bearish position over the weekend looks realistic
- Next week WRM(e)-CWW + Observed WWW will cause bearish weather pressure not seen for some time
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Hydbal/Inflow/Wind/Temp/Flow
- Into next week there is a bearish risk with both observed WWW and also WWW forecasts
- This supports higher inflow and hydbal and thus lower water values into week 12
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NC SYS price vs.
19
Mar
Mar
