Gas prices continue to descend little by little each day.
Triple-A reports that the national average cost for regular unleaded gasoline is $4.30 a gallon, a two-cent drop from yesterday, a 16-cent drop from last week, and a 59-cent drop from last month. A lack of demand for gas is the main reason gas prices are going down, along with the continued drop in the cost of crude oil. At the end of trading yesterday, the cost of crude oil was $95.25 a gallon, which is significantly less than where the price when gas prices were at their highest.
Pennsylvania’s average is $4.51 a gallon, which is also a two-cent drop from yesterday, a 13-cent drop from last week and a 44-cent drop from last month. Indiana County’s average this morning is $4.50, tied with Jefferson County. The lowest average is in Cambria County at $4.46. After that is Clearfield at $4.49, then Indiana and Jefferson Counties, followed by Westmoreland County at $4.54, and Armstrong county’s average is the highest in the region at $4.57.
Susquehanna County has the highest county-wide average at $4.63 a gallon, while the lowest was Perry County at $4.30.
Gas prices in Indiana County ranging today from $4.49 a gallon to $4.59 a gallon this morning, according to Gasbuddy.
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