broke 4.00 per gallon here in DC. Yes, there have been gas lines.

 

Guess I jumped the gun, not once, but twice, reporting Jax gas, as you can see:

We're all pretty much at $3.05, $3.15, $3.30 today.

 

Upstate NY: climbing rapidly. Reg Unl. up to $3.29-$3.49; "super" is about $3.79 - $3.99. Haven't seen $4 yet, but might today. Haven't seen a line yet.

This is just hooey, hasn't crude come back down from it's $70/barrel high already? Or is it the loss of refineries? But our gas is refined in NJ!!!

 

Crude did drop $1.50 a barrel yesterday but it's because there's a section of the world that isn't importing it right now so the rest of the globe actually benefits. I'm sure there'll be a directly correlative crude drop / US gas rise in the coming days or weeks until we start bringing it back in in full force.

 

The pumps here in CT were changing by the hour. I drove by one station and it was 3.19, and hour later on the way back it was 3.39. Still cheaper than most places here I guess. I know it'll catch up to everywhere else soon.

 

Buffalo, NY..
3.79 - 3.99 for reg, many stations closed

 

Chantilly Virginia (outside DC) Prices range from 3.19-5.89

Major gouging and panic from Hurricane Katrina. I got my 3rd tank at $3.19.

 

Prices here went up a bit to $1.19/L ($3.79 US / gal) from the earlier high of $3.51 pre-storm price, and previous nominal price of $0.99/L or $3.25 gal. Probably following the price of oil since we aren't connected to the US refinery or crude chain, other than export.

 

I can still find gas at $2.79 easily in my area, the lowest in town are $2.65. Most places are in the $2.89-$2.99 range with only a handful over $3.00 for regular unleaded.

 

Gassed up here in Miami, FL at $2.79/gal at a Chevron station yesterday (Sept 2nd).