Gas prices are a penny cheaper in western Pennsylvania this week at $3.845 per gallon, according to AAA.
The average price last week was $3.852, and the price one year ago was $3.790.
Gasoline demand and the cost of oil remained steady over the past week, but the national average is now two cents lower at $3.65, AAA reports. However, the current national average is 12 cents higher than a month ago and four cents higher than a year ago.
Gas demand fell from 8.66 to 8.42 million barrels per day last week, but U.S. crude oil inventories are four percent below the five-year average for this time of year, according to AAA.
The average price of unleaded self-serve gasoline is:
$3.819 Altoona
$3.892 Beaver
$3.898 Bradford
$3.764 Brookville
$3.846 Butler
$3.768 Clarion
$3.809 DuBois
$3.868 Erie
$3.780 Greensburg
$3.888 Indiana
$3.879 Jeannette
$3.865 Kittanning
$3.885 Latrobe
$3.865 Meadville
$3.918 Mercer
$3.767 New Castle
$3.703 New Kensington
$3.891 Oil City
$3.867 Pittsburgh
$3.831 Sharon
$3.894 Uniontown
$3.899 Warren
$3.848 Washington