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In a positive start to the week, gas prices across New York continue to drop. However, some counties are still feeling the pain at the pump.

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While national gas prices have hit a new record high of $4.86 a gallon, the average price in New York State is down four-cents from last week.

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After dealing with weeks of increases, New York drivers are finally getting some relief at the gas pumps.

As of April 19th, the average gallon of gas in New York State is $4.19.

What do we, as consumers who need gasoline to get around, make it a bit less painful at the pump?

Gas prices in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania are hitting all-time highs.

As I traveled around the Triple Cities this weekend, I noticed the price had risen at pretty much every place that sells gasoline.

New York State is currently averaging $3.49 a gallon, making the state the 11th highest in the nation.

I'm beginning to think forecasting the price of gasoline is like trying to predict the weather.