Washington Gas Prices Ease, Still Above National Average

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  Gasoline prices in Washington State eased from their May peak of $5.76-$5.78 per gallon to $5.11 per gallon as of July 27“Washington's average price stood at $5.11 per gallon July 27, down from $5.71 on June 1 but still well above the national average of $4.11.”
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  Weekly fuel price data reported the easing of gasoline prices in Washington State“Gasoline prices across Washington have eased significantly since reaching their highest levels of 2026 in late spring, though drivers in the Evergreen State continue to pay about a dollar more per gallon than the national average.”
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  The statewide average had risen from $3.84 per gallon in January to its highest point during May“According to weekly fuel price data, the statewide average climbed from $3.84 per gallon at the beginning of January to a peak of $5.76 to $5.78 per gallon during May before beginning a steady decline through June and July.”
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  The statewide average declined through June and July“Washington's average price stood at $5.11 per gallon July 27, down from $5.71 on June 1 but still well above the national average of $4.11.”
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  Prices in Grant County followed a similar pattern“Grant County gasoline prices increased from $3.79 per gallon in early January to a high of $5.60 in mid-to-late May before easing to $5.00 by July 27.”
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  Prices in Grant County rose from $3.79 in January to $5.60 in May“Grant County gasoline prices increased from $3.79 per gallon in early January to a high of $5.60 in mid-to-late May before easing to $5.00 by July 27.”
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  Prices in Grant County eased to $5.00 by July 27“Grant County gasoline prices increased from $3.79 per gallon in early January to a high of $5.60 in mid-to-late May before easing to $5.00 by July 27.”
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  Adams County saw a nearly identical trajectory“Adams County followed a nearly identical trajectory, rising from $3.85 per gallon in January to $5.51 in May before settling at $5.03 in late July.”
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  Prices in Adams County climbed from $3.85 to $5.51 in May“Adams County followed a nearly identical trajectory, rising from $3.85 per gallon in January to $5.51 in May before settling at $5.03 in late July.”
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  Prices in Adams County settled at $5.03 in late July“Adams County followed a nearly identical trajectory, rising from $3.85 per gallon in January to $5.51 in May before settling at $5.03 in late July.”
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  Washington drivers continue to pay about $1 more per gallon than the national average“though drivers in the Evergreen State continue to pay about a dollar more per gallon than the national average.”
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  The national average gasoline price was $4.11“Washington's average price stood at $5.11 per gallon July 27, down from $5.71 on June 1 but still well above the national average of $4.11.”