Gas Prices Soaring in US, Cheapest in Texas Panhandle

Gas prices are spiking across the U.S. thanks to the ongoing tensions with Iran, hitting

the national average at $4.04 per gallon as of April 20.

In Texas, things average $3.66, but it swings wild from a low of $3.11 to a high of $4.43

depending on the city.

The cheapest gas flows in spots like Lubbock at $3.31 for regular and amarillo close

behind at $3.36 since Sherman, Denison, and Brownsville, Harlingen round out the bottom

four, hovering around $3.45 to $0.49.

On the flip side, El Paso leads the pack for pain at $3.87 regular, with college station,

San Angelo, and Galveston not far.

Often the $3.70 to $0.77 range.

Roger Metro's tell a similar story, where Dallas sits lowest at $3.53, Fort Worth nearby

at $3.54, and San Antonio at $3.63, Austin's $3.68 and Houston's $3.75 feel the squeeze

more.

As this conflict drags on, expect these numbers to keep dancing, fill up smart in the

panhandle if you can, and watch those pumps daily for the next.

Deal.

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I'm Corey with the story.