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US West Stays Warm After Second-Hottest September on Record
Source: Bloomberg
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Southern California and the western US are forecast to begin October with significantly above-normal temperatures after the country recorded its second-hottest September on record. The persistent heat is relevant for energy traders because it could sustain elevated cooling demand and regional power-market stress.
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