GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) – Gas prices have fallen more than 60 cents per gallon across northeast Wisconsin since late October, and a fuel analyst says drivers could see further relief in the weeks ahead.
In Appleton, the price of regular unleaded gas dropped from $4.52 per gallon on Oct. 23 to $3.84 on Nov. 9. In Green Bay, prices fell from around $4.60 to $3.94 over the same period.
Refinery problems that sent prices higher earlier this fall have largely been resolved. Lower demand, cheaper winter gasoline and increased oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz are also contributing to the decline…