Gas prices begin to creep up; average price on LI sits at $3.51
Normally, gas prices in January are lower, but that's not the case this year.
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Jan 30, 2023, 12:27 PM
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12h agoIf
you're filling up this morning, you might notice those prices are creeping up
once again.
Normally,
gas prices in January are lower, but that's not the case this year.
Experts
say it's all because of supply and demand within the oil industry.
According to AAA, the
national average is sitting at $3.51 a gallon.
In New York, the average is
$3.57 and on Long Island it is $3.51.
The number is 9 cents higher
than it was last week and 31 cents higher than it was a month ago.
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