You are right. I mixed up a few different threads to this post, between purely 'winter outages', 'total demand', 'general climate'. I also didn't check if the

You are right. I mixed up a few different threads to this post, between purely 'winter outages', 'total demand', 'general climate'. I also didn't check if the article I cited was per-capita or not, or even per-Total Area, or something. If it wasn't, and since Texas is bigger, then that un-fairly tilts the numbers. And of course, with any numbers this year, almost all replies are 'it's el-nino'. And that is true. So guess we step back and wait another few years for a more compelling trend? See if everything really does average out next year.