http://www.gasbuddy.com/gb_gastemperaturemap.aspx

someplace out there, there is a 2.56...?

edit: the link isn't loading for me now...

it loaded that in TN some of the places were above $9 before it froze on me.

Edited September 13, 200817 yr by loki

they're getting reamed!!!!

$9.27?

There is no way that's right.

I'm still green.

$9.27?

There is no way that's right.

hm, maybe they don't have anyone reporting prices...maybe.

Hey, on that national map- Jersey really is the Garden State: a nice minty green.

Gas went up about 22 cents today (87: $3.49), but diesel hasn't budged yet ($3.79).

This is unsupportable- the price at the pump is supposed to reflect a small profit over the cost of what's in the tanks. A supply shortage because a few-days closing of a few refineries would not hit the tanks nation-wide for weeks, not hours.

Delaware is minty green as well. As far as the State of Tennessee is concerned, welcome to European gasoline prices.

Delaware is minty green as well. As far as the State of Tennessee is concerned, welcome to European gasoline prices.

Because demand is way up from Gore's mansion.

hm, maybe they don't have anyone reporting prices...maybe.

That could very well be the case.

I do recall reading yesterday that many gas stations in Tennessee are running quite low on what supply of gasoline they do have. Perhaps this has something to do with it?

That could very well be the case.

I do recall reading yesterday that many gas stations in Tennessee are running quite low on what supply of gasoline they do have. Perhaps this has something to do with it?

I just saw on TV, that both Tennessee and Kentucky are both rationing gasoline now. At least that's what is being reported on Deutsche Welle here.

I just saw on TV, that both Tennessee and Kentucky are both rationing gasoline now. At least that's what is being reported on Deutsche Welle here.

I actually knew Tennessee has been rationing gasoline to ten gallon purchases since yesterday, but I think any rationing going on here should be slim to nil. That's because yesterday the governor declared a state of emergency here to prevent price gouging, rationing, etc. If any gas station is gouging prices or rationing purchases, we are supposed to report it via email to a specific address so the appropriate action can be taken.

Ouch!