Oil prices were higher today, in another volatile session as a weaker dollar was supportive of prices. The US is planning to restock petroleum reserves which also helped prices. All focus is on a major winter storm that will impact most of the country and spike heating demand, but could also affect travel plans during a normally busy holiday season. “The storm could majorly affect travel this holiday season – I’m happy I’m not traveling,” said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC in New York. TC energy today submitted plans to restart its Keystone pipeline to regulators. WTI traded down $.90 to close at $76.09. Brent traded up $.19 or .2% to close at $79.99.