My dad often talked about the winter of 1936 or thereabouts. Set all kinds of records. He was living in Newell, South Dakota, at the time. He was fourteen years old and he talks about riding with his dad on a four-hour drawn wagon to deliver milk to the dairy.
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US shale: hold on to your hats. US shale production will rise to 8.2 million b/d in January -- EIA.
January's expected growth is one of the more robust monthly increases of late.
In November, EIA predicted December's oil output would be 7.944 million b/d, an increase of 113,000 b/d month on month.
EIA also forecast monthly increases of 98,000 b/d for November and 79,000 b/d for October.
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The Daily Activity Report
Active rigs:
$49.88 | 12/17/2018 | 12/17/2017 | 12/17/2016 | 12/17/2015 | 12/17/2014 |
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Active Rigs | 68 | 53 | 40 | 64 | 182 |
Six new permits:
- Operators: Hess (5); Petro-Hunt
- Fields: Antelope (McKenzie); Little Knife (Dunn)
- Comments: Hess has permits for a 5-well AN-Lone Tree / AN-Double Bar V pad in section 11-152-95; Petro-Pad has a permit for a well in section 32-145-97;
- Slawson (3): two Atlantic Federal permits and one Bazooka Federal permit in Mountrail County
- MRO: a Whitney USA permit and an Alvina USA permit, both in Dunn County
- 30063, 200, Equinor, Enderud 9-4 5H, Banks, t10/18; cum --
- 30064, 481, Equinor, Enderud 9-4 8TFH, Banks, t10/18; cum --
- 32301, 1,085, Whiting, Pronghorn Federal 41-14PHU, Park, t10/18; cum --
Winter of ‘36: As I have always been told by my dad, the winter of ‘36 was the Coldest, warmest, and least precipitation year on record for the NW North Dakota and NE Montana areas.
ReplyDeleteYes, summer heat records were also set. It must have been quite a year.
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