If we don't get hit with another tropical storm in the Gulf, I think we have a good shot at seeing prices come off their highs.

It comes down to how well refineries recovered from storm damage and how fast imports have grown. I am looking for an increase in refinery utilization but it should only be limited.

Even a tropical storm I think would wreak havoc.

Even another tropical storm could set the reconstruction back for months.

I think that what we may be seeing is the realization that if crude is not the problem, then we can't justify prices at $60 a barrel.

It's the largest tropical storm we've ever had, ... It's engulfed the entire state. This is going to be a while to get back to normal.