The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline has fallen to $3.38, more than 20 cents lower than it was in May and almost 47 cents less than a year ago.
Experts predict gasoline prices could drop to around $3-a-gallon for the first time since 2021, though the effects of hurricanes could significantly disrupt pricing.
While states like California struggle with high gas prices at $4.59 due to taxes, Mississippi enjoys a lower rate of $2.93, highlighting the uneven landscape of fuel costs.
The unpredictability of hurricanes, particularly during peak season, poses a risk to refining operations, which can unexpectedly affect gasoline prices.
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