An average gallon of gas in Florida on Monday was 1 cent higher than a week earlier, but nearly $1.20 more than motorists were paying a year ago.
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Meanwhile, diesel in Florida was up 8 cents over the week to $6.14 on Monday, $2.59 more than a year ago.
AAA put the average gallon of gas in Florida at $4.09 on Monday. The average has been wavering between $4.02 and $4.22 since the end of September.
For motorists in Florida, averages on Monday ranged from $3.67 a gallon in Escambia County at the western end of the Panhandle to $4.38 in Monroe County at the southern end of the peninsula.
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Washington, Holmes and Walton counties, which saw the biggest spikes after Hurricane Isaias raced through the region on Oct. 9, continue to remain elevated from neighboring counties in the Panhandle. But all three counties, with averages between $3.90 and $4.03 on Monday, have moved back under the state average.
Nationally, the average stood at $4.29 on Monday, down a penny from a week earlier. The average is $1.23 higher than a year ago.
AAA noted prices are expected to decrease as refineries and fuel stations switch to winter-blend gasoline. Cheaper and less energy-efficient than the summer blend, the winter blend helps with engine ignition during colder temperatures.
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But any decrease continues to be offset by high crude oil prices.
Nationally, diesel was at $6.35 on Monday, $2.69 more than a year ago.