BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — This week’s gas price changes aren’t as drastic as last week’s, but they’re still up again.
AAA says the national average price for a gallon of gas is up one cent, while the New York average is up by two.
- U.S. average – $3.40/gallon ($2.13 in 2020)
- NYS average – $3.55/gallon ($2.23 in 2020)
Here are the average prices across upstate New York:
- Batavia – $3.46 (up one cent from last week)
- Binghamton – $3.51 (no change from last week)
- Buffalo – $3.47 (up two cents from last week)
- Elmira – $3.48 (down one cent from last week)
- Ithaca – $3.51 (up one cent from last week)
- Rochester – $3.52 (up two cents from last week)
- Rome – $3.54 (up three cents from last week)
- Syracuse – $3.50 (up two cents from last week)
- Watertown – $3.55 (up three cents since last week)
- Williamsport, PA – $ 3.58 (up one cent since last week)
“Gas prices will likely keep rising as long as oil prices are above $80 per barrel,” AAA says. “This morning, oil prices are $82 to $83 per barrel, which is a tad lower than one week ago.”
You can find the lowest gas prices in the area using our Gas Tracker!
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