pushes off to the east. another radar showing rainfall and intensity of the cells rolling through the atlanta area here tonight and in through tomorrow morning. the back side of this, other areas, fire danger. dealing with for weeks across parts of northern texas. looking for winds gusting behind the system 20 to 30 miles an hour. that s certainly not going to help the situation. this storm rolls northeast tomorrow, suzanne. by then a much weaker system with punch in it for the folks in more highly populated cities tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. thank you. the way gas prices keep going up you may feel you have to take out a lean to fill up your tank. according to aaa, the average price almost $3.82 a gallon. highest in hawaii. drivers are paying $4.46. wyoming has the lowest price at $3.54 a gallon. casey wian has the latest on tips for finding the cheapest gas where you live.
we ll keep you up to date. this is going to be a very busy day. when the storms are in a line they don t produce tornadoes. when they are a all balls by themselves they begin to spin and that s when you get those warnings. chad, let us know if we need to get back to you. thanks. it is costing more and more these days to fill the car with gas, that s all across the country. almost $3.82 a gallon on average. aaa finds folks in hawaii pay the most at $4.46. wyoming has the lowest price at $3.54. if you d like to make that tank of gas go a little bit further, our stephanie elam has found a few ways. so we re here at consumer reports. i m joined by john here to show us really how to do better about our gas mileage. a lot of people think about it now, gas prices are above $4 in a lot of cities in the country now. we are getting really close to the national average being near that all-time high we hit in 2008. with that in mind, what should we do? let s take a ride and we can
that the terrorists, the majority of them came from saudi arabia. why would he be training saudi pilots there? now, however, the senator from idaho supports it and, of course, there s money in it from idaho as well as the u.s. talk about that a little bit later on in the show. meanwhile, the air strikes in libya sending gas prices soaring again. right now, the national average is a whopping $3.54 a gallon. but while consumers are feeling the pain at the pump, the city of palm beach in florida has come up with a way to save money on gas for police cars and fire trucks. so far, they ve saved about a quarter of a million dollars and in the process, they say they ve avoided layoffs. here to explain how they ve done this is palm bay city manager lee feldman. good morning. good morning. how are you? we re doing well. so nationally, the average is $3.54 but you say you re paying only about $2.54. how are you doing it? well, about two years ago,
patrolling phase. that s a phase the u.s. hopes and expects to have a much, much less role than they had in the first 48 hours. we ll see what happens. the turmoil in libya caused fuel prices to surge. drivers in the united states may get a bit of a reprieve. the average cost of a gallon of gas is $3.54 a gallon. it s still much higher than a year ago. in japan, the government is trying to limit expo sure of radioactivity in food supply. they have banned the production of milk. contaminated milk was founld. they have banned the sale of spinach nearby. it s 60 miles south was found to be contaminated. radiation in the japanese food
the world said, wow, that was pretty impressive show of power. and prices went down, but this looks more longer and drawn out and that would be, very, very bad for oil prices. yesterday we know that the average price of a gallon of gasoline was $3.54, national average, today you say it s up to 3.55. so, what do you forsee? i think what s going to end up happening with that national average, again, that s oil, that s gasoline prices at the pump across the nation on a national average. already, prices for gasoline are sub standingly higher, 40 or 50 cents per gallon before this attack, baked into the price that has to work through the system and eventually get to the pump so i would say, the confluence of the perfect storm, if you will of libya, of you know, the nuclear problems going on in japan and in the driving season, beginning of the driving season today you re going to see substantially higher my guess is somewhere around $4 this summer and if things don t work themselves out