Gas and diesel prices in Connecticut have reached record highs on Monday.
Gas prices in Connecticut have jumped more than five cents since yesterday and have set a new record.
The current average in the state for a gallon of regular gas is $4.65. Yesterday's average was $4.59 per gallon.
A gallon of mid-grade gas jumped five cents since yesterday while premium jumped seven cents, according to AAA. The average cost of a gallon of mid-grade gas in Connecticut is currently $4.93 a gallon and premium costs $5.21.
All 50 states are now above $4 a gallon for gas. Oklahoma, Georgia and Kansas were the final three states charging under $4 a gallon until Tuesday morning.
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The cost of diesel went up slightly to $6.44 a gallon, up a penny from yesterday.
In the U.S., the average cost of a gallon of regular gas is $4.56, mid-grade is $4.91, premium is $5.20 and diesel is $5.57.
