Making a gasoline stop this Labor Day weekend will be cheaper than it was a month ago, but quite a bit more expensive than a year ago.
Last Labor Day, the AAA Texas price for regular was just over $2.80per gallon. Today, it’s more than a half-dollar higher at $3.32.
But just a month ago it was $3.69. However, prices have been falling along with petroleum.
Today, West Texas Intermediate is trading around $88.40, down just about $7 per barrel just in the past week to ten days.
The highest in-state gas prices are in West Texas where Culberson and Brewster counties are over four dollars. The national price today is $3.80 on average.
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