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Florida Gas Prices at Highest Level in 5 Weeks, with Flagler Average at $4.23

May 9, 2022 | FlaglerLive | 7 Comments

Prices at Wawa on Bulldog Drive in palm Coast this morning. (© FlaglerLive)
Prices at Wawa on Bulldog Drive in palm Coast this morning. (© FlaglerLive)

Florida gas prices rebounded over the weekend, returning to the highest price in five weeks. Sunday’s state average was $4.20 per gallon, an increase of 2 cents from a week ago.

In Flagler County, the average gas price for regular unleaded was at $4.23 a gallon this morning, compared to $4.21 in St. Johns and $4.14 in Volusia.  Regular at Wawa on State Road 100 in palm Coast was selling at $4.179 and $4.15 at the Shell station at Flagler Plaza in Flagler Beach. Both RaceTrac stations on State Road 100 were selling at $4.29, and $4.18 at the RaceTrac on Palm Coast Parkway.




A Covid-related silver lining: because China is again imposing big waves of lockdowns, oil demand in China–at nearly 13 million barrels per day, the world’s second oil guzzler after the United States, at 20 million barrels per day–is falling sharply, causing Saudi oil export prices to fall for the first time in four months. Bloomberg was reporting a more than $6-a-barrel drop today, to $103.5. But those declines won;t ripple all the way to the pump for some time yet.

“There were some noteworthy gains in both oil and gasoline futures last week, which may result in additional increases at the pump this week,” said Mark Jenkins, spokesman, AAA – The Auto Club Group. “Oil prices rose last week after the European Union announced plans to phase out imports of Russian oil by the end of the year. And yet, the oil price gains paled in comparison to what happened with gasoline. Gasoline futures soared to a new record high last week. The increase is attributed to a combination of factors, including steady weekly declines in gasoline supplies and expectations that summer fuel demand will far outpace what we saw last year.”

Sunday’s state average of $4.20 per gallon is 2 cents more than last week, 10 cents more than a month ago, and $1.32 per gallon more than this time last year. On average, drivers are paying $63 to fill an average-sized tank of gas. That’s $20 more than this time last year.

Gas Price Overview Oil Price Overview
Sunday’s Avg. Price – $4.20 per gallon

Cost for a Full Tank –  $63 (15 gallon tank)

2022 High – $4.38/g (Mar. 11, 2022)

2021 High – $3.36/g (Nov. 2021)

Record High – $4.38/g (Mar. 2022)

Friday’s U.S. Oil Price – $109.77 per barrel

Previous Week’s Closing Price – $104.69/b

2022 High – $123.70/b (Mar. 8, 2022)

2021 High – $84.65/b (Oct. 2021)

Record High – $145.29/b (July 2008)

Regional Prices

  • Most expensive metro markets – West Palm Beach-Boca Raton ($4.39), Gainesville ($4.30), Fort Lauderdale ($4.28)
  • Least expensive metro markets – Pensacola ($4.11), Punta Gorda ($4.11), Melbourne-Titusville ($4.14), Fort Myers-Cape Coral ($4.15)





Ways to Save on Gasoline

  • Combine errands to limit driving time.
  • Shop around for the best gas prices in your community.
  • Pay with cash. Some retailers charge extra per gallon for customers who pay with a credit card.
  • Remove excess weight in your vehicle. Every 100 pounds taken out of the vehicle improves fuel economy by 1-2 percent.
  • Drive conservatively. Aggressive acceleration and speeding reduces fuel economy.

Find Florida Gas Prices

  • Daily gas price averages can be found at Gasprices.aaa.com 
  • State and metro averages can be found here
AAA GAS PRICE AVERAGES
(Price per gallon of regular unleaded gasoline)
Sunday Saturday Week Ago Month Ago One Year Ago Record High
National $4.317 $4.301 $4.187 $4.139 $2.960 $4.33   (3/11/2022)
Florida $4.204 $4.196 $4.184 $4.106 $2.880 $4.38   (3/11/2022)
Georgia $3.835 $3.818 $3.719  $3.800 $2.752 $4.29   (3/11/2022)
Click here to view current gasoline price averages

Gas Price Survey Methodology
AAA updates fuel price averages daily at www.GasPrices.AAA.com. Every day up to 130,000 stations are surveyed based on credit card swipes and direct feeds in cooperation with the Oil Price Information Service (OPIS) and Wright Express for unmatched statistical reliability. All average retail prices in this report are for a gallon of regular, unleaded gasoline.

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Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. S. Peters says

    May 9, 2022 at 1:54 pm

    called Congressman Michael Waltz to complain. Man in local office hung up on me. Nice huh?

  2. Jimbo99 says

    May 9, 2022 at 5:23 pm

    The master plan, financial hardships of unaffordable Biden misery across the board for anything needed in daily life for the masses.

  3. MTalley says

    May 9, 2022 at 10:19 pm

    Yea, but hey, no mean Orange Man hurting your feelings, right? Why, not only would anyone vote for a Democrat? Why would anyone claim to be so? 11-8-2022

  4. Dennis C Rathsam says

    May 10, 2022 at 9:13 am

    Flagler County is the biggest gasoline ripoff in FL! I drive to Sams, do some shopping, and get some cheaper gas! Mayor wants us to shop here in Palm Coast, but the cost of buying here are way too high. Id rather cruze 75mph to Daytona, then fight the traffic around Palm Coast. Every gas station in town is apx $4.25 a gal, Publix raises the price on food daily…The same can of soup is usually 60 cents cheaper at Winn Dixie!

  5. DD says

    May 11, 2022 at 11:22 am

    Then we’ll hear how the oil companies are having “record profits”.

  6. Sherry says

    May 11, 2022 at 3:47 pm

    DD. . . Why, yes you will. . . This from USA Today:

    As households around the globe struggle with rising energy bills, some of the world’s leading oil giants reported record profits for the first three months of this year.

    “PROFITS” for Exxon Mobil, Shell and more also rose by billions despite significant costs of exiting operations and/or investments in Russia amid war in Ukraine.

    After Russia invaded Ukraine in February, the price of oil climbed in 2022’s first quarter – as countries that rely heavily on Russia for energy scrambled for alternative fuel sources amid uncertainty.

    The benchmark for global oil prices, Brent crude, averaged at $102.23 a barrel during the first quarter – 67% higher than during the same period last year, according to the Associated Press. In the United States, for example, drivers have consequently found increasingly expensive gas prices at the pump.

  7. Dennis C Rathsam says

    May 12, 2022 at 7:28 am

    The demoRATS had thier shot… all Americans got was from thier wisdom is $5.oo gas ,8.3% inflation, cant find baby food, cant afford the rent, and the scum of the earth is crossing the southern boarder, bringing drugs to kill American kids, Not one was vented… Wait til the terrorists get togeather and start blowing up our country, now that thier on the inside. Thanks BRANDON

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