Price of a gallon of gasoline today, August 26: Texas, California, Florida, New York…

On June 14, the price of gasoline in the United States registered an all-time high of $5,016, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA), surpassing $5 for the first time in history. Subsequently, prices began to decline, posting 73 days of consecutive declines.

Though gasoline prices are regarding 70 cents higher than a year agothe recent drop is significant, especially considering the high inflation rates caused by the historic increase just two months ago.

Price of a gallon of gasoline today, August 26: Texas, California, Florida, New York…

According to the AAA portal, This August 26, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States is $3,869. Meanwhile, diesel increased from $4,989 to $5,014 this Friday.

Even though the national average for gasoline is $3.8, several states record prices below $3.5. On the other hand, entities such as California or Hawaii register prices above $5 dollars per gallon.

It may interest you: Will the price of gasoline continue to drop until it returns to what it cost in 2021?

According to the American Automobile Association, This August 26, this is the price of gasoline in the USAincluding California, Texas, Florida, New York, and the District of Columbia.

• Alabama: $3.457
• Alaska: $4,875
• Arizona: $4.014
• Arkansas: $3,383
• California: $5.288
• Colorado: $3.841
• Connecticut: $3.937
• Delaware: $3.737
• District of Columbia: $4,066
• Florida: $3,611
• Georgia: $3.399
• Hawaii: $5.316
• Idaho: $4.613
• Illinois: $4.193
• Indiana: $3.841
• Iowa: $3.552
• Kansas: $3,561
• Kentucky: $3.475
• Louisiana: $3,422
• Maine: $4.068
• Maryland: $3.826
• Massachusetts: $4.103
• Michigan: $3.850
• Minnesota: $3.810
• Mississippi: $3.389
• Missouri: $3.492
• Montana: $4.156
• Nebraska: $3.668
• Nevada: $4.886
• New Hampshire: $3.977
• New Jersey: $4,992
• New Mexico: $3.772
• New York: $4.180
• North Carolina: $3.564
• North Dakota: $3.853
• Ohio: $3.6579
• Oklahoma: $3,511
• Oregon: $4.799
• Pennsylvania: $4.165
• Rhode Island : $4.005
• South Carolina: $3.463
• South Dakota: $3.828
• Tennessee: $3.458
• Texas: $3.400
• Utah: $4.493
• Vermont: $4.171
• Virginia: $3.655
• Washington: $4.754
• West Virginia: $3.828
• Wisconsin: $3.633
• Wyoming: $3.994