Here’s how fast gasoline prices are falling in Oklahoma and other states—-20 cents just since we last reported on the Oklahoma average from AAA.
Oklahoma’s new average as of Thursday morning was $3.49. On Monday, the average was $3.59 per gallon as we reported earlier in the week. The U.S. average at the time was $4.10 a gallon but as of Thursday, it had fallen to $3.90 per gallon.
Those who still do the old-fashioned hand method of posting new prices on their signs are busy indeed as prices in Lawton dropped 12 cents since Wednesday to a new average of $3.28. Oklahoma City’s average fell 6 cents from Wednesday to Thursday, reaching a new mark of $3.33 per gallon. Tulsa prices dropped 5 cents in one day to $3.42, or 24 cents lower than a week earlier…