VICTORIA, B.C. SUFFERS RECORD COLD; ANTARCTIC BLAST TO ENGULF NEW ZEALAND; OIL COMPANIES POST RECORD

[rebewranger]

VICTORIA, B.C. SUFFERS RECORD COLD; ANTARCTIC BLAST TO ENGULF NEW ZEALAND; OIL COMPANIES POST RECORD PROFITS ON COLD WINTER AND SPIRALING CRUDE PRICES; + UKRAINE WARNS OF SPRING CROP “HEADWINDS”
MAY 16, 2022 CAP ALLON
VICTORIA, B.C. SUFFERS RECORD COLD
Greater Victoria, British Columbia recently set two low temperature record on two consecutive days as winter 2021-22 refuses to release its grip.

The temperature at the Victoria International Airport dropped to 0.8C (33.4F), according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). This busted the previous record for May 12, the 1.7C (35.1F) set back in 1964 (solar minimum of cycle 19). More record cold followed on May 13 and an all-time low for the Victoria area was set, where records have been kept since 1914.

The recent minimum temperature records reflect B.C.’s ongoing unseasonably cold spring, reports CTV News Vancouver.

https://electroverse.net/victoria-suffers-record-cold-antarctic-blast-to-engulf-nz-oil-war-profiteering-ukraine-warns-of-spring-crop-headwinds/

[Smokin Joe]

Well, when the administration won't let you drill on 640,000,000 of acres--a million square miles--(onshore and off), and keeps you from getting product to market, there isn't much you can do but watch the prices (which are BID prices, on the commodity market) go up.

Oil companies don't set the price of a barrel of oil, Federal policy does more to affect that than anything else.

A little cold weather just increases demand for a product already in short supply because of those policies.