How Weather Patterns and Seasonal Demand Influence Electricity Costs
Electricity prices don’t rise and fall by chance—weather and seasonal demand play a major role in what shows up on your monthly bill. From heat waves that send air conditioners into overdrive to winter freezes that strain the grid, climate conditions directly influence how much power we use and how much utilities must charge to deliver it. This article breaks down the real reasons behind seasonal price spikes, how weather impacts both energy supply and demand, and what smart steps consumers can take to stay ahead of rising costs year-round.
