Enjoy it while you can. This is just temporary, IMO.
Enjoy it while you can. This is just temporary, IMO.
That is my opinion. Don't worry where it might end up, enjoy it now. Budget accordingly when/if the prices go up again.Originally Posted by RBA
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$1.41, Springfield, Ohio. Merry Christmas!
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Gas prices are on the rise in California as the oil companies have taken two refineries off line for "maintenance". We are up 20 cents in the last week.
filled up at Kroger for $1.28 after discount.
Well, in a sense all gas prices are temporary. Luckily $4.25 gas was temporary.
I don't think we'll see gas going back up to $4 anytime soon. The market couldn't sustain it and now they're paying for it bigtime. In that sense maybe it was a good thing that it went up like it did last summer
$1.37 - $1.45 is the price range here.
On a related note, it was 70 degrees here two days after Christmas!A normal winter sees it drop below 50 in November and never return until March. Natural gas supplies are not being used up this season either.
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I last filled up on 12/19 and paid $1.63. Today, 10 days later, filled up (about a 1/2 tank) at the same station and paid $1.69.
San Diego county is known for having higher gas prices than LA or OC county---something about the lack of competitive brands there so maybe that $.20 jump was due to specific brands shutting down for maintance.
Not that I think the oil companies are the most honest folks on the planet....
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30 cent spike here in Cincy today, to 1.69 most places. Can still fill up for under $30 though, as opposed to $70 before, so I'm not complaining too much.
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I ordered 200 gallons at $1.69 (heating oil) that's the lowest it's been in a few years.
$1.26 a gallon in Midland, Texas. $1.34 here in Lubbock.
I thought one of the reasons gas prices went down in the winter was the switch of refineries selling more heating oil. Somehow this helped produce extra gasoline grade oil as well.$1.37 - $1.45 is the price range here.
On a related note, it was 70 degrees here two days after Christmas!
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