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WNA
(redirected from Weather Normalization Adjustment)

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WNAWorld Nuclear Association (UK)
WNAWarga Negara Indonesia (Indonesian: Indonesian Citizen)
WNAWisconsin Nurses Association
WNAWeather Normalization Adjustment
WNAWinter, North Atlantic (Plimsoll mark; nautical transport)
WNAWireless Network Access
WNAWireless Network Administration
WNAWednesday Night Acro
WNAWorld Not Available
WNAWhite Noise Acceleration
WNAWilliams Notaro & Associates, Inc (Fairfax, VA)
WNAWorld Ninja Association (gaming)
WNAWillis North America (various locations)


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Customers Also Interested in Weather Normalization Adjustment DALLAS -- Cold weather has created the first surge of winter with more than 445,000 Atmos Energy customers calling the natural gas company during the past month.
A permanent weather normalization adjustment (WNA) mechanism which is based upon the most recent 10 years of weather experience.
6 million and a permanent weather normalization adjustment mechanism based on 10-year weather data.
 
 
 
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