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WASHINGTON, DC - The summer driving season is underway, and while gas prices normally peak this time of year, drivers are getting a reprieve. The national average for a gallon of regular is $3.14, down two cents from last week. Pump prices are 36 cents cheaper than last June, thanks to this year’s consistently low crude oil prices. Currently, oil supply in the market is outweighing demand. June gas prices haven’t been this low since 2021.
Today’s National Average: $3.146
• One Week Ago: $3.166
• One Month Ago: $3.165
• One Year Ago: $3.502
The state average is virtually unchanged from last week at $2.878 and is up four cents per gallon from a month ago.
• One Week Ago: $2.895
• One Month Ago: $2.831
• One Year Ago: $3.066
Here are the average prices around the area.
• Reno County: $2.588
• Rice County: $2.746
• McPherson County: $2.787
• Stafford County: $2.823
• Harvey County: $2.866
• Sedgwick County: $2.937
• Pratt County: $2.939
• Kingman County: $3.072
Averages are for regular grade gasoline.