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Florida Gas Prices Drop To .80 Per Gallon

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Gas prices in Florida dropped by 0.03 cents from yesterday.

Florida Gas Prices: Today vs. Yesterday

Florida, 21 November 2024: Today's gas prices in Florida have experienced a welcome decrease, now standing at $3.80 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline.

This marks a drop compared to yesterday's price of $3.83 per gallon, with a reduction of -0.03 cents.

This change represents a -0.83% decrease in gas prices within a day. Factors such as improved oil supplies and local market conditions are contributing to these cost savings. Staying informed about these changes is still valuable for managing your fuel expenses efficiently.

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