A recent article in the local Patch quoted the Old Farmer’s Almanac. “In Connecticut, winter temperatures will be low, while precipitation and snowfall will be high.” The Almanac claims the coldest periods will be in early December, early and late January and most of February.
I don’t know if our local meteorologists will agree, but it’s always interesting (and probably a bit naïve) to try and predict Mother Nature’s plans for the season. But whether you believe in the predictions of a book or the shadows of a rodent or the color of the moon, one thing is clear: Colder temperatures are on the way and now is the time to get ready. With a volatile heating oil market, doing what you can to weatherproof your home, ensure the efficiency of your heating system and get your best heating oil pricing in place can make a big difference.
Here, we offer some tips and suggestions to warmly weathering the 2022/2023 winter heating season!
Best, Ralph
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