$2.19 near me in the northern suburbs of the Twin Cities.

Saw $1.74 last weekend in Comanche, Texas when I was traveling over to the Fort Worth area to tend to a family medical emergency. Heard it was even lower in Comanche today. Got to go back through tomorrow so will bear this in mind.

Paid $1.80 yesterday in East Texas!!

We're at about $2.15 in SW FL, and the tractor trailers are starting to flow into town with snow bird vehicles, ugh.

We're about $2.09 in South Central, KY. My son lives about 2 hours northeast of us and he said there it's below $2.00.

Snowbirds? In September? Seems early to me, but what do I know.

Skittles, you are entirely right, WAY TOO EARLY.

Also, we stay in NE KY for a couple months in the summer. I truly love KY, it's a beautiful state.

Are you near Harlan County?

Price is currently around $1.90 in northern New Jersey.

Still holding at $2.40 in east KY

No, MB - I'm in Warren County - Bowling Green - home of WKU and the Corvettes. Only about an hour north of Nashville.

We are back to $2.09 , last week prices spiked up to $2.35 but came back down this week.

$1.90 - $1.99 in Central Texas

Most places are $2.29. There were gas stations that were at $1.98 and are now $2.09.

$2.59 in Idaho

There are finally some gas stations in So Cal that are under $3.00/gallon.

Back up to $2.39. Seems to be a new weekend trend. Jumps for the weekend, then falls slightly during the week.

Psst...fill up during the week

psst ...I did, thank goodness! Thursday night gas was 2.08, it was late and I was going to wait till the next morning to fill up and I said to myself, "well better fill up". Good thing I did, next morning was 2.39...

Well, just to keep us off balance the local gas stations jumped from 2.08 to 2.49 on fears of an improving China economy and Russian Air strikes in Syria. What a bunch of fricken BS

add in Joaquin and it will go up another quarter

The models on that system are all over the place! Just like the global warming models.

while I enjoy the lower fuel prices, heck who doesn't, a growing number of oil companies are laying off employees, declaring bankruptcy, pulling rigs out of production, all which has some lasting impact to a state such as ours that relies heavily on oil production for tax revenue. Chevron just laid off 900 from a local office, Shell has laid off 450 with a potential for another 1000, Hercules laid off 250 and pulled all production rigs and declared bankruptcy, Sodexo is laying off support employees who provide transportation to rigs, shipbuilders who build the supply boats are reducing staff...

I would imagine Houston area is seeing similar if not worse...

The lower the cost per barrel of oil goes the higher per gallon of gas it seems to get in WI for he last 6 months or so.
They must still be trying to convince us it is a good idea to import corn for food so we can use WI corn to make low quality gas.

It's getting pretty ugly in OK too. I'd much rather pay higher prices at the pump than have to constantly worry that my husband will be laid off. Even though we have a good financial backup plan, it's not fun knowing that unemployment is a distinct possibility. Right now we're hoping he survives the first couple waves in his department.

Chesapeake laid off 700 people yesterday and I'm assuming Devon won't be far behind. Praying for all those families!

Well at least we can feel good knowing the stock holders and CEO types are still pulling down the millions and I am sure they appreciate the sacrifice of those 700 families. ^_-

I paid $2.99 yesterday! I never thought I would see it below $3 again.