According to the latest National Weather Service outlook, October 2025 will bring above-normal warmth to much of the country, especially in the West, South, and East, while the Midwest faces uncertain conditions as La Niña starts to emerge. With a few bonus weeks of warmth for much of the country, take advantage of this opportunity to prepare your home or business for changing conditions—helping you stay efficient and ready for whatever the season brings.
As fall’s crisp air arrives and football season marches downfield, tailgates and outdoor get-togethers become a hallmark of autumn weekends.
Whether heading to your alma mater for a Saturday tailgate or your favorite pro stadium on Sunday, or perhaps enjoying outdoor weekend get-togethers, it’s the perfect time to make sure festivities are safe and powered by smart energy choices.
As the unofficial end of summer 2025 arrives this Labor Day weekend, we encourage everyone to stay safe! Whether you’re traveling, entertaining friends and family, or tackling outdoor projects, be sure to have fun while staying vigilant to prevent accidents before they happen.
Summer and fall are the perfect time to take your culinary adventures outdoors, and essential to those adventures is choosing the right cooking appliances.
The proper appliances not only add flavor to your meals but can also reduce both energy use and costs.
As parents and caregivers, getting your kids ready for another school year is an exciting time. From choosing the first-day outfit to shopping for school supplies, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and overlook the opportunity to reset household routines.
This week, much of the United States endured a warm welcome to summer 2025 with record-breaking temperatures from the Midwest to the East Coast. And with summer just getting started and plenty of warm weeks still in the forecast, staying cool, managing your energy use, and keeping your energy bills under control has never been more important.
One fact stands out as we enter the holiday season: we tend to eat a lot! And with all this eating comes the need for cooking. You might not know it, but your cooking methods can influence your energy costs!
Temperatures aren’t the only thing that increase during summer – if you’re not careful, your energy bills can also quickly rise. Alongside summer energy conservation tips like managing your thermostat, closing window coverings, and sealing window and door cracks, let’s examine another summer power guzzler: swimming pools.
Having a pool is a welcome retreat on hot, sunny days, but it can come at the cost of staggering energy bills. Temperature control, lighting, filtering, and plumbing all require power, and those associated costs can add up.
The good news? You can splash smart and be environmentally conscience by taking time to check out your pool’s systems and make a plan to reduce your energy use.
Running a business requires a lot of risk-taking – that’s an unavoidable reality. But your energy supply should be reliable, not risky. When you partner with UGI Energy Services to meet your business’s unique energy needs, you get a stable and secure foundation that empowers you to deliver results and take on new challenges.
July is of course synonymous with celebrating America’s independence. But the month is also known for its timeless American food connections.
Those connections are part of the reason July is National Culinary Arts Month. And related July observances like National Grilling Month, National Hot Dog Month, and National Watermelon Month are equally front and center this month as we dive into summer.