Gas prices expected to dip nationwide

There’s good news at the pump. The national average price for regular gas is down to $3.55 a gallon. That’s down 21 cents since late October.

It was a combination of Superstorm Sandy cutting into demand and crude oil prices declining.

Drivers in Memphis, Tennessee have the cheapest gasoline in the country and San Francisco has the highest.

According to gasbuddy.com, the cheapest gas in South Bend is at Murphy USA near North Bendix at $3.22.  

Analysts predict prices will drop another 10-20 cents over the next few weeks.