It's been a tough month for natural gas. The futures have suffered a ten percent drop in two weeks, as inventories of the commodity have soared.
On Wednesday, nat gas hit a three-month low in the overnight session, before quickly recovering, for a 1.4 percent rally as of noon.
Summer does tend to be a better month than spring for natural gas, because nat gas is used to heat and cool homes—activities that are far more popular in the summer and winter than in the spring and fall.
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