51.   Heating oil fell to its lowest price in more than six months as forecasts for mild weather in the U.S. Northeast signaled another week of lackluster demand.

52.   Heating oil prices last week sank to eight-month lows as mild weather throughout the winter sapped demand for heating fuels.

53.   Hotter temperatures could deliver a much-needed spurt in demand after mild weather so far this summer has left inventories bulging.

54.   High pressure crested over northern Louisiana will draw unseasonably mild weather from the Southwest into the western Plains.

55.   In mild weather, breezes waft through open windows, and the screened porch is a favorite spot to dine or just to sit.

56.   In New Mexico, mild weather sent more people out hiking in back country, exposing them to bubonic-infected fleas on wild animals.

57.   In the West, mild weather with abundant sunshine will linger over most of the interior.

58.   Increased demand would come after more than a week of mild weather left U.S. inventories larger than expected.

59.   It is one thing to lure a despondent family from Ohio or Michigan to Sarasota by falsely promising cheap real estate and mild weather.

60.   Last year natural gas prices were relatively low due to a combination of mild weather and excess supply.