Higher heating bills on the near horizon — depending on the weather

Low natural gas prices the past several years have allowed consumers to stay affordably warm, while leaving petroleum producers out in the in cold.
But more analysts are warning that balance could soon shift, driving up heating bills this winter.Of course, as with so many things in life, it will all depend on the weather.
“For the last 10 years we have been in a period of abundance. That is gone now,” said Sarp Ozkan, a senior energy market analyst at Ponderosa Energy in Denver