gas prices

Bentleyspop

Driving back and forth to Boulder once at the end of June and then again last weekend.

June Ogallala, NE 3.89 out 3.84 back
Last weekend Ogallala, NE 3.49 out 3.29 back

Boulder was still at $4.29-$4.49
But the next towns over were at $3.69

brianlux

Big jump of 70 cents today up to $6.29 (for quality gas, not cheap stuff that clogs up engines).  I figured the big jump in price might be news related.  Nope, just a big jump in price. 

static111

Under $3 in Texas

static111

$2.93 this morning in Austin

Get_Right

$3.79 cash price last night in Westchester NY.

JeBurkhardt

Ours jumped from $3.59 to $3.99 from morning to afternoon yesterday in Southern Illinois/Indiana. 

brianlux

static111 said:

$2.93 this morning in Austin

Less than half of what I paid last fill up!

static111

brianlux said:

static111 said:

$2.93 this morning in Austin

Less than half of what I paid last fill up!

I was just at work in northern Oregon and was shocked seeing some stations reading near $6.  I will never understand that kind of price disparity within the same country.

brianlux

static111 said:

brianlux said:

static111 said:

$2.93 this morning in Austin

Less than half of what I paid last fill up!

I was just at work in northern Oregon and was shocked seeing some stations reading near $6.  I will never understand that kind of price disparity within the same country.

I read recently that explained some of the reasons it is so high in California.  The article talked about how shipping oil to the east cost and even central US via the gulf is cheaper than shipping it to here on the west coast.  Also, because of our population density, refineries are always on the edge of keeping up with production.  That is a bit unsettling.  I got to thinking about various ways production could be affect- like a bad earthquake or terrorism- and how screwed up things here would get in a big hurry.  We really do live on the edge.  Or is it the ledge?!

Lerxst1992

brianlux said:

static111 said:

brianlux said:

static111 said:

$2.93 this morning in Austin

Less than half of what I paid last fill up!

I was just at work in northern Oregon and was shocked seeing some stations reading near $6.  I will never understand that kind of price disparity within the same country.

I read recently that explained some of the reasons it is so high in California.  The article talked about how shipping oil to the east cost and even central US via the gulf is cheaper than shipping it to here on the west coast.  Also, because of our population density, refineries are always on the edge of keeping up with production.  That is a bit unsettling.  I got to thinking about various ways production could be affect- like a bad earthquake or terrorism- and how screwed up things here would get in a big hurry.  We really do live on the edge.  Or is it the ledge?!

On the drive to Ottawa in early September for the PJ show, gas prices in upstate NY and near the border were a good half dollar more than prices near the city. Don’t recall seeing such a price difference in years past for upstate.

Also, if we think gasoline prices are high, just wait for the nat gas heating bills this winter. Prices are MUCH higher than petrol.

static111

Lerxst1992 said:

brianlux said:

static111 said:

brianlux said:

static111 said:

$2.93 this morning in Austin

Less than half of what I paid last fill up!

I was just at work in northern Oregon and was shocked seeing some stations reading near $6.  I will never understand that kind of price disparity within the same country.

I read recently that explained some of the reasons it is so high in California.  The article talked about how shipping oil to the east cost and even central US via the gulf is cheaper than shipping it to here on the west coast.  Also, because of our population density, refineries are always on the edge of keeping up with production.  That is a bit unsettling.  I got to thinking about various ways production could be affect- like a bad earthquake or terrorism- and how screwed up things here would get in a big hurry.  We really do live on the edge.  Or is it the ledge?!

On the drive to Ottawa in early September for the PJ show, gas prices in upstate NY and near the border were a good half dollar more than prices near the city. Don’t recall seeing such a price difference in years past for upstate.

Also, if we think gasoline prices are high, just wait for the nat gas heating bills this winter. Prices are MUCH higher than petrol.

https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-germany-berlin-00232df3f4b4bc89afd47d4707724e33. Talk about making a bad situation worse.

eeriepadave

about $3.70 where i live now

eeriepadave

was $3.99 the other day near me for like a month then the next day i saw went up to $4.15 now

josevolution

$3.53 Smithtown LI 

RunIntoTheRain

2.92 Dallas Texas Costco

static111

$2.98 at QT in Austin.  Probably 10 cents cheaper at CostCo

The Juggler

Approaching $3.50 in my neck of the woods again.

I wonder if people we post pictures of what they paid on facebook when they drop below 3 bucks again...doubtful. Though, they'll probably thank the Republican House. hahahaha

static111

2.48 in Austin texas

The Juggler

static111 said:

2.48 in Austin texas

jealous

static111

The Juggler said:

static111 said:

2.48 in Austin texas

jealous

That's the Red State discount at play.