While gas prices remain the highest for the autumn season, they are starting to fall across Pennsylvania.
According to Triple-A, Pennsylvania’s average this morning is $4.57 a gallon, down from $4.63 a week ago. Last year at this time, gas prices were $3.39 a gallon on average in the state. The national average this morning is $4.34, only a two-cent drop from last week.
Indiana County’s average price is $4.49 this morning, which is the lowest in the region. Jefferson County is at $4.51, Clearfield County is $4.54, Cambria at $4.56, Westmoreland County is at $4.58, and Armstrong is the highest at $4.62. Allegheny and Warren Counties tied for the highest average in the state at $4.67. Franklin county has the lowest average at $4.18.
In Indiana, gas prices are hovering between $4.43 to $4.59 according to GasBuddy.com. In the Route 119 corridor in Homer City, both Sheetz and Kwik Fill have prices at $4.49 while Accent Fuels is at $4.39. In Blairsville, the Sheetz in-town is at $4.66, while the one on Route 22 is $4.59.
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