February 26 , 2010
According to Dr. Bill Williams, Director of the Coastal Weather Research Center for the University of South Alabama, we have had one of the longest stretches of sustained cold since the mid-70s.
This cold weather causes your heat to run longer. With the cold, you use more electricity and this causes your electric bill to be higher.
Check out the article in your March issue of the Today in Mississippi to hear more about the sustained cold weather.
All-time electric usuage peak set in January will reflect in February electric bills (2-10)
February 1 , 2010
Please read your February issue of the Today in Mississippi. There are two articles about the winter weather we have received in December and January and how that will affect electric bills in February. There is also an article from our energy consultant about how to manage the energy use during the cold weather.
