The Shell station by my office was 7 cents more than the Costco by my house. I paid the 70 cents "convenience charge" for being able to go on my lunch instead of down to Costco on my way home. ;)

Holy crap. This thing can take out both our main data center in Dallas and our back up in IL.

By the time it gets to Illinois it will be a basic storm.

No anticipatory gas hike today anyway. The price when I came home was 4 cents lower than when I went to work (biggest single day drop in a couple months).

Looks like it'll soak all my relatives in SW Missouri.

We're supposed to get the remnants here on Sunday night.

Yet another reason for being a bitter east coaster. We get all the sloppy seconds.

Discounting the Houston area where you would expect a spike, nationally the price of gas is up $0.04 from yesterday.

I am under the impression that gas prices in Utah rarely lower themselves. They don't jump up as fast, but boy... they come down even sllloooowwweeerrrr... Meaning I'll still be paying $3.80, even if prices go up or down everywhere else.

I still filled up yesterday. I was more-or-less due for a fill-up. Glad to have a train to ride for the past couple of days (schedule normalized for an impressive TWO DAYS), but I'll be back to driving next week since I'll be working supa-dupa long-assed days (and the extra 2 hours of public trans just won't cut it). Then train again until... who knows?

"Texans told to flee or face certain death"

Anyway, the article says...