GAS PRICES

Florida gas prices declined for a third consecutive week with the state average falling 24 cents per gallon since mid-August, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices have now dropped for nine consecutive days, retreating from 2023 highs.

Florida gas prices are inching lower after surging to a new 2023 high of $3.84 per gallon, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices have surged to their highest levels this summer, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices rebounded last week and are now the most expensive the Sunshine State has seen in four weeks, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices are still declining as nearly 2.4 million Floridians prepare to travel for Memorial Day weekend, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices dropped 6 cents last week and are 7 cents less than this year’s high now that fuel supplies have stabilized in South Florida, AAA reported Monday.

Gas prices rose across most of the state of Florida last week following historic flooding in South Florida that led to numerous gas terminals being out of operation at Port Everglades, AAA reported Monday.

Historic flooding in Broward County led to gasoline outages at various gas stations throughout South Florida, but that should soon change, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices rose 12 cents per gallon last week and the state average is now tied with the highest price of the year, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices jumped 10 cents per gallon last week and the price of gas is expected to continue climbing, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices dropped 9 cents last week as gas prices are still responding to a big drop in the oil market that occurred two weeks ago, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices rose 11 cents last week before slipping a couple cents by the weekend, AAA reported Monday.

Florida’s gas prices have continued to decline, dropping 8 cents last week, AAA reported Monday.

Florida’s gas prices are once again moving lower after a slight increase last week, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices declined for a second consecutive week, dropping a total of 19 cents per gallon, AAA reported Monday.

Gas prices dropped 7 cents per gallon in Florida last week, bringing the state average to $3.50 per gallon, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices dropped about 2 cents through the weekend after rising about 17 cents per gallon last week, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices are once again declining after surging 32 cents during the past two weeks, AAA reported Monday.

Drivers in South Florida should expect gas prices to continue decreasing this month, according to the White House.

Florida gas prices dropped 11 cents per gallon last week and 30 cents in the past three weeks, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices rose 12 cents per gallon last week before dropping 2 cents over the weekend, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices rose 17 cents last week following the expiration of the state’s gas tax holiday on Nov. 1, AAA reported Monday.

President Biden took action Wednesday to ease the pain at the pump announcing the release of 15 million barrels of crude oil from the nation’s emergency stockpile to help drop gas prices just three weeks away from mid-term elections.

Florida gas prices rose 7 cents per gallon last week in response to the recent oil price hike, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices jumped 16 cents in just four days after dropping to a record low for this year of $3.17 per gallon on Wednesday.

Florida’s gas prices dropped over the weekend just as the state gas tax holiday went into effect, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices declined 4 cents per gallon last week, bringing the state to its lowest daily average since January, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices fell again last week, dropping to the lowest levels since February, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices dropped 9 cents last week and through Labor Day weekend, AAA reported Tuesday.

After weeks of prices slowly trickling down at the pump, gas prices increased in Florida for the first time in 10 weeks, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices fell 11 cents last week, which is the 10th consecutive week prices at the pump have lowered, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices fell for the ninth consecutive week last week, dropping 14 cents per gallon, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices have fallen for the eighth week, coming down more than $1 since mid-June, AAA reported Monday.

Time will tell if the trend will continue.

Gas prices in Florida dropped an average of 17 cents per gallon last week, continuing the 7-week downward trend, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices dropped an average of 17 cents per gallon last week – the largest weekly decline since gas prices began falling six weeks ago, AAA reported on Monday.

While gas prices continue to be higher than we’d like across the U.S., Florida gas prices were down 15 cents from last week, keeping a steady decline for the past two months, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices pretty much stayed the same through Memorial Day weekend as about 2 million Floridians were expected to take road trips, AAA reported Tuesday.

A gas station in San Francisco is causing some major pain at the pump, charging nearly $8 a gallon for supreme-grade gasoline.

Florida gas prices have dipped a little lower, a week after setting a new record high, AAA reported Monday.

The price of gasoline has risen yet again, setting another unwanted record in Florida, AAA reported Monday.

Florida gas prices jumped 8 cents last week, averaging $4.18 a gallon on Sunday, AAA reported.

If you’ve been to the gas pumps lately, or even listened to any news outlet, you’re likely well aware that gas prices are at a painful high.

Inflation is a word that fills many with dread. A recent Harris Poll found that 55% of Americans are worried about inflation and what it will do to their cost of living.

According to data from globalpetrolprices.com, 46 countries has gas prices that are $6 a gallon or more, 26 have prices that are at least $7 a gallon while nine countries have gas prices that are $8 a gallon or more.

Gas prices in Florida increased 4 cents last week and prices are expected to continue to climb amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine, AAA reported Monday.

Florida’s gas prices have jumped 12 cents in the past week, 24 cents over two weeks, and the bad news is that experts see them getting higher before they come back down.

Gas prices rose throughout last year, but the end of the year saw prices “slowly moving lower,” the American Automobile Association announced Monday morning in a news release.

Florida’s average gas price on Monday is $3.23, a 4-cent drop from a week ago and 12 cents lower than what it was on Thanksgiving.

Florida’s average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline sits at $3.30 on Monday morning, a 4-cent drop from last week, according to data from the American Automobile Association.

It comes as crude oil prices have rapidly dropped. The bad news is that that’s in part because of concern about the new omicron strain of COVID-19.

Floridians taking Thanksgiving road trips will encounter the most expensive gas prices over the holiday since 2013, the American Automobile Association says.

Drivers in Florida are paying an average of $3.28 for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline on Monday, according to AAA. That’s four cents below the 2021 high of $3.32 and below the national average of $3.42.

Florida’s average gas price rose 12 cents last week, with the current price of $3.17 the highest since October 2014, according to the American Automobile Association.

Ida made landfall in a Gulf Coast region home to oil rigs, refineries, terminals and ports that are critical to our fuel supply chain. Most of Florida’s gasoline sails in from refineries in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.

With the delta variant surging COVID-19 cases in recent weeks, fuel industry experts predict we’ll see a significant drop in the gas prices we see at the pump.

Fear about the COVID-19 Delta variant dropped the price of fuel last week, but demand for gasoline nevertheless remains strong, experts say.

Florida drivers are paying an average of $3.01 for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline, the first time that number has passed $3 since October 2014, according to the American Automobile Association.

Florida's average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is $2.97, the highest since November 2014, according to the American Automobile Association.

“Based on the shift in wholesale gasoline prices, Florida’s state average may rise a minimum of 5-10 cents this week,” the American Automobile Association says.

Gas prices have dropped in Florida as nearly 2 million state residents will take a road trip for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, according to AAA.

Florida drivers are paying an average of $2.89 for a gallon of regular unleaded gas on Monday morning, which is a penny more than at the same time last week, the American Automobile Association says.

South Florida doesn't get its gasoline from the Colonial Pipeline, so supply is not currently an issue, but it could become one if people are hoarding it.

The Colonial Pipeline cyberattack won't have the greatest impact on Florida gas prices, but the cost of fuel still rose by a dime in the past week in the Sunshine State.

Demand for gasoline is rising — and our prices at the pump in Florida could be too, experts say.

Florida drivers are paying an average of $2.79 for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline Monday, the lowest average since March 8, according to the American Automobile Association.

Florida gas prices could start rising again after holding steady for much of April, the American Automobile Association predicts.

Florida’s average gasoline price has lowered again, with the average price Monday morning sitting at $2.85 for a gallon of regular unleaded.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The rising gas prices in Florida finally hit a speedbump, with the average cost at the pump Monday morning sitting about four cents lower than last Monday. And now that the Suez Canal blockage is being cleared up, experts say that can only help our gas prices. So drivers could see gas prices slip even lower, unless the blockage at the canal raises supply concerns and the price of oil.”AdJenkins noted that last week’s crude oil price decline was enough to potentially send gas prices back below $2.70 per gallon, had it not been for the Suez Canal blockage. Florida’s gas prices had been climbing steadily. South Florida’s four counties are each paying more than the state average:Miami-Dade County: $2.917Broward County: $2.913Monroe County: $2.979Palm Beach County: $2.993For more information on Florida gas prices, click here.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Floridians woke up Monday to an average gas price of $2.91, the highest in the state since May of 2018. “The good news for motorists is that gas prices could soon begin to slip lower,” says Mark Jenkins, a spokesman for AAA who tracks gas prices. “Weekly [Energy Information Administration] data suggests that refinery operations are improving and gasoline supplies are increasing. Wholesale gasoline prices dropped nearly 20 cents last week. And South Florida is paying more than the state average:Miami-Dade County: $2.932Broward County: $2.929Monroe County: $3.013Palm Beach County: $3.004For more information on Florida gas prices, click here.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Florida gas prices jumped another 15 cents per gallon over the past week, and experts predict that yet another hike could be coming this week. “Although gas prices normally increase in the spring, the price hike is especially pronounced this year, as global crude supplies tighten and domestic refinery issues lead to reduced gasoline supplies. South Florida’s gas prices are higher than the state and national averages. Tightening domestic gasoline supplies. Investors have become extremely optimistic about the long-term future of gasoline demand.

“Florida gas prices could rise again this week,” said Mark Jenkins, a spokesman for AAA. “Crude oil prices surged last week after OPEC and its allies announced plans to extend production cuts beyond April. AdFlorida’s gas price has gone up more than half a buck (53 cents) since Jan. 1. In a news release, Jenkins listed five reasons we’re seeing such a steep increase:Tightening global crude oil supplies. For more info on Florida gas prices, click here.