Natural-gas futures fell to new 11-month lows on Thursday after weather forecasts pointed to limited demand for the heating fuel and government data showed a large increase in stockpiles. The front-month November contract fell 3.7 cents, or 1%, to settle at $3.622 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange. That is the lowest settlement since Nov. 19. Midday weather forecasting models showed a burst of cold air expected to arrive in early November will be milder than previously thought, likely leaving more natural-gas-fired heaters idle. The forecasts came in a lot warmer, said Aaron Calder, a senior analyst with energy consulting firm Gelber & Associates. Futures had traded higher earlier in the day, after the Energy Information Administration reported stockpiles of the fuel rose by slightly less than traders were expecting. Producers added 94 billion cubic feet of gas to storage for […]