According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), the forecast for U.S. natural gas storage through the end of the 2025 injection season (October 31) is:
• Projected storage by October 31, 2025: 3,910 Bcf.
• Comparison to 5-Year Average: 3% above.
• Comparison to Previous Forecast: 5% higher than June’s forecast.
• Projected storage by October 31, 2025: 3,910 Bcf.
• Comparison to 5-Year Average: 3% above.
• Comparison to Previous Forecast: 5% higher than June’s forecast.
This increase is driven by:
• Higher-than-expected production in Q2 2025.
• Lower power sector demand due to milder weather.
• Seven consecutive weeks of injections exceeding 100 Bcf from late April to early June.
Below is a chart comparing U.S. natural gas storage levels across key points: 
This forecast suggests a well-supplied market heading into winter, with storage expected to exceed both last year and the historical norm.