In the days following Hurricane Katrina’s landfall, the national gas price shot up by nearly 20 percent, and climbed above $3 for the first time ever.
Should oil production facilities and refineries suffer similar damage from Hurricane Gustov, the price of gasoline would easily jump back above $4 per gallon, and would likely set a new record high.
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