Gas Prices Fall Below $3 in Multiple States, Including Wyoming, Minnesota, Delaware

Gasoline prices have dropped below $3 per gallon in several regions across the U.S., including parts of Wyoming, northern Ohio, Minnesota, Delaware, and Vermont, according to recent GasBuddy and AAA reports. The national average for regular gas remains steady at about $3.10 per gallon, which is notably lower than a year ago. Regional averages show Wyoming at $3.08, Minnesota at $3.01, Vermont at $3.06, and Delaware seeing sub-$3 prices, with some stations in these areas offering even lower rates. Oil prices are holding in the low $60s per barrel, contributing to modest declines or stability in gas prices, though some states have seen increases due to market volatility. Factors influencing the current trend include seasonal transitions to summer fuel blends, financial market turbulence, and localized competition from discount retailers. Overall, consumers are benefiting from lower year-over-year prices, though fluctuations are expected to continue.