Gas prices in your area

[TWCToday]

I think a lot of America agrees with you Mike! I just wish our government listened. These gas prices are getting insane

[TWCC_DJK5555]

My sister paid $3.56 yesterday.

And $3.35 today.   

[Anistorm]

Gas prices here in the SD area are crazy. Most of them here are reporting $3.69. The most expensive I've seen since February 24 was $3.95.

[brbjambajuice]

What we simply need to do is just work on not relying for oil. I see this gas price rise crisis every year. Then again, We're stuck in a loop that never breaks. This is how it goes-

• Prices go up since lame excuse is made

WE'RE GOING TO WORK ON NEW SOURCES OF ENERGY.

• Oil Company lowers prices when told that

Oh, well let's stick to oil then!

• Repeat.

We're never going to leave this loop. I can't even IMAGINE the gas prices in California. They're like 20-50 cents higher than what we pay in Texas.

[TWCC_DJK5555]

Crude oil is back above $100 a barrel.

I heard on the radio today that some stations in Chicago are charging $4.09.

[gt1racerlHDl]

WTI Crude US trading as of 10:55am EST $102.02 ▼0.21 -0.20%

Brent Crude as of 10:50am $114.93 ▼1.42 -1.22%

Gas Prices in SE Massachusetts (Fall River)

Fall River Ranges $3.25 - $3.39

Mass Highest - $3.99 - United Gas - Lexington, MA

Mass Lowest - $3.09 - Irving Gas - Whitman, MA



Image courtesy gas-cost.net

[Mr. Rainman]

Follow-up:

Oil prices continue to drop, although not near as much as hoped for. U.S. markets soar in reaction to oil, combined with lowest jobless claim levels in 3 years. From CNN Money:

Oil (Light Crude) April 2011 Contract: $101.84 0.39 (-0.38%)
Unleaded Gas April 2011 Contract (Floor): $2.91 0.1195 (-3.94%)
National Gas Average (From AAA): $3.427 0.04 (1.18%)

Stock Arrows From CNBC.com.

[toxictwister00]

Last I heard within the week the average here in A-Town is $3.30. (some stations higher)

[phw115wvwx]

To follow up from Josh's post above, we shouldn't be dependent on just one source for energy.  Let me give you all some numbers I looked up to think about here:  70% of electricity in the United States comes from fossil fuels alone (coal, natural gas, and petroleum).  Meanwhile, about 90% of France's electricity comes from their own nuclear plants, hydro plants, and other renewable resources.  They don't have to rely on foreign sources nearly as much.  Why can't we be like that?

Anyway, regular unleaded gasoline is $3.26 per gallon in my area today.

[toxictwister00]

To follow up from Josh's post above, we shouldn't be dependent on just one source for energy.  Let me give you all some numbers I looked up to think about here:  70% of electricity in the United States comes from fossil fuels alone (coal, natural gas, and petroleum).  Meanwhile, about 90% of France's electricity comes from their own nuclear plants, hydro plants, and other renewable resources.  They don't have to rely on foreign sources nearly as much.  Why can't we be like that?

Anyway, regular unleaded gasoline is $3.26 per gallon in my area today.

I strongly agree, I don't understand why we can't get away from oil and use more clean effective and renewable energies, iirc, oil is not a renewable resource so once it's gone it's gone regardless if we did drill wells here in the states.

[TWCToday]

To follow up from Josh's post above, we shouldn't be dependent on just one source for energy.  Let me give you all some numbers I looked up to think about here:  70% of electricity in the United States comes from fossil fuels alone (coal, natural gas, and petroleum).  Meanwhile, about 90% of France's electricity comes from their own nuclear plants, hydro plants, and other renewable resources.  They don't have to rely on foreign sources nearly as much.  Why can't we be like that?

Anyway, regular unleaded gasoline is $3.26 per gallon in my area today.

Damn right! Nuclear is the way to go. Safe, clean and efficient. France even recycles the fuel rods they use in their plants.

[Mike M]

The government doesn't care about us anymore... they only care about what Obama and Congress think.

[wxmediafan]

I got gas last Sunday for $3.23 per gallon.  Yesterday, one gas station that I pass had $3.49 on their sign.  This is rediculous.  I guess that isn't anything compared to what we could see. 

[Anistorm]

Gas is almost $4 for unleaded, $4.30 for Plus/Premium. God dang it. I guess it's better to take the bus these days.

[beanboy89]

$3.19 in south Hanover. Everywhere else it's ten to twenty cents more.