Gas prices rise above $4 a gallon for first time in more than 3 years

A gallon of gas now costs more than $4 on average, reaching a level not seen in more than 3 years, the American Automobile Association reported Tuesday.

Gas prices at fuel stations across the US have risen steadily since Operation Epic Fury got underway on Feb. 28.

The average cost now stands at $4.018 a gallon, compared to just $2.98 one month ago, the AAA reported.

There continues to be disparity across the nation – with gas prices in Texas hovering around the $3.678 mark per gallon, compared to California, which is nearing $5.89.

Drivers in Oregon and Nevada face having to fork out close to $5, according to the latest data.

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