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(KSL News) If you've started feeling the familiar sting of pain at the pump you're not alone. Gas prices nationwide are creeping up into familiar territory--similar to the high prices we saw last summer.
"Gas, it's outrageous."
"It makes me want to curse. Can I curse on camera?"
"I don't even look anymore. I have to have gas in my car, so I just close my eyes and fill it up."
The national average price for unleaded gas jumped by 30 cents in the last month, recently breaking the $2.50-a-gallon mark.
That's still below last summer's high point, but officials say something could cause a spike.
Utah prices are still below the national average. We pay an average of $2.27 a gallon.








