Gulf Storm Lifts Gas Futures, but 3,024 Bcf Storage Buffer Caps the Rally

Gulf Storm Lifts Gas Futures, but 3,024 Bcf Storage Buffer Caps the Rally

U.S. natural gas futures rose July 22 as Tropical Storm Bertha threatened the Gulf's gas-producing corridor. Yet storage sat at 3,024 Bcf as of July 10 (EIA), after a 41 Bcf weekly injection. That cushion limits how long a brief Gulf outage can sustain prices. Traders are pricing storm probability, not confirmed supply loss.

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