Consider the diagram below that indicates natural gas flow via pipeline between the Gulf Coast, Mid-Atlantic, and New England market regions, as well as LNG imports into New England, to answer the questions below. In the diagram, the arrows indicate the direction of flow. There is also storage capacity in each region (represented by gray cylinders where the size of the cylinders represents storage capacity in each region), with the Gulf Coast having the largest amount of storage capacity and New England the smallest amount of storage capacity. Demand in the Gulf Coast is highest, on average, year-round. But in the winter months demand is higher in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions than demand in the Gulf Coast, with New England demand the highest of all three regions in the winter months. What will happen to the flows between regions and the relative prices across regions if a very large, low- cost source of new supply emerges in the Mid-Atlantic, so large that production exceeds demand in the Mid-Atlantic, even in the winter