$4.017 a gallon is the average self-service price for regular gas in Florida this week, compared with the national petrol average of 4.269 and the national diesel level of 6.352 USD.
This week’s petrol figure has moved modestly higher: the average in Florida is up 0.9% versus seven days ago, when the regional average was 3.981 USD.
Over the last 11 weeks Florida’s petrol has oscillated between a low of 3.786 USD and a high of 4.282 USD, and the current level represents a 6.1% increase compared with the oldest week in that window. Taken together, those numbers show a recent uptick but within the established short-term range.
Locally, Florida sits among the cheaper areas in the country: its petrol price is about -5.9% below the national average, so drivers here are paying noticeably less than the U.S. mean. For broader context, some states sit at the extremes — California at 5.888 USD on the high side and Texas at 3.632 USD on the low side.
For reference, petrol versus diesel this week reads as $4.017 for Florida regular petrol and 6.352 USD at the national diesel level, a clear spread between the two fuels. The figures above are compiled from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
