WASHINGTON, DC – The national average for a gallon of regular remained the same as the previous week at $3.19, welcome news for the record number of drivers heading out of town for the long holiday weekend.
The chart below shows just how little the national average has fluctuated so far in 2025 compared to previous years. Gas prices haven’t been this low over Memorial Day since 2021 when the national average was $3.04.
Supply and demand are playing a role in this year’s lower pump prices as crude oil supply is currently surpassing demand.
• Today’s National Average: $3.19
• One Week Ago: $3.19
• One Month Ago: $3.17
• One Year Ago: $3.61
Here in Kansas the state average fell almost two-cents to $2.829 and is down five-cents from a month ago.
• Today’s Kansas State Average: $2.90
• One Week Ago: $2.86
• One Month Ago: $2.84
• One Year Ago: $3.14
Here are the average prices around the area.
• Reno County: $2.63
• Rice County: $2.79
• Stafford County: $2.84
• McPherson County: $2.85
• Harvey County: $2.88
• Sedgwick County: $2.95
• Pratt County: $2.95
• Kingman County: $3.03
All averages are for regular grade gasoline.