Higher Gas Prices Expected In Spring
Published February 7th, 2012
As springtime arrives, we can look forward to blooming flowers, rising temperatures...and sky-rocketing gas prices.
Time Magazine is reporting some experts believe gas prices will eclipse $4 a gallon.
For some states like New York, Washington and California, gas could top $4.50.
Right now, the national average price is $3.50, which is up from $3.37 a month ago.
In Gainesville, Triple A says the price is $3.62...sixteen cents more than January.
Part of the reason is increasing demand.
2011 was the priciest year for gasoline, and this past January was the most expensive January so far for gas.
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