New Hampshire Gas Prices Could Fall to Below $3.75 Before the 4th of July

My husband is a gas filler-upper to the point where it kind of drives me nuts.  After a long day of shopping or running errands, we will have a half gallon of gas in the car and he will stop to get gas before we get home "just in case."  Did he not recognize the "I'm starving and want to go home" look in my eye?

The other day we got in the car and I was behind the wheel and noticed the tank was really close to empty.  I asked him why didn't he fill up?  He said he has been letting the tank damn near run dry because he's waiting to see if the price per gallon will drop.  Now, I'm afraid that we'll run out of gas.  That guy can't win.

Good News for Drivers All Over New Hampshire

According to Gas Buddy analyst, Patrick DeHaan, via our colleague, Dan Alexander,  if the agreement that President Trump announced, gas prices could fall below $3.75 per gallon by the 4th of July.

There are a few things that could happen, however, that may get in the way of this much needed break in the cost of living.

• How quickly can global oil inventory be restored
• Hurricanes could take the refineries offline.

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According to Gas Buddy at the time of this writing, the lowest price for a gallon of gas in New Hampshire is at the Citgo Station in East Wakefield, New Hampshire at $3.39.  After that, BJ's in Seabrook is at $3.77.

There are two types of people:  One that will just get gas at the most convenient location regardless of the price or the other who will go through a half gallon of gas just to get the cheapest per gallon.

Which type are you?