Part 4 of our 4-report Thanksgiving Fuel Series, published across Thursday and Friday.
Day 2 closes with a remarkably steady Evening pattern, as fuel prices across all major travel states remained unchanged from the Morning window.
Unlike Day 1, which carried clear late-day volatility, today’s movements show a calmer, more balanced return-flow period, with no measurable shifts in Regular, Premium, or Diesel across high-traffic corridors.
This update provides near real-time Evening fuel averages across key states and highlights how Day 2’s stability compares to the early fluctuations seen on Thanksgiving Day.
⛽ State-Level Evening Fuel Price Snapshot (Day 2, 2025)
Below are the near real-time Evening averages and % change since Morning:
🌴 Florida (FL)
Evening averages: Regular – $3.028, Premium – $3.775, Diesel – $3.746.
🗽 New York (NY)
Evening averages: Regular – $3.088, Premium – $3.961, Diesel – $3.875.
🌅 California (CA)
Evening averages: Regular – $4.533, Premium – $4.974, Diesel – $5.062.
🎰 Nevada (NV)
Evening averages: Regular – $3.656, Premium – $4.243, Diesel – $3.885.
🍑 Georgia (GA)
Evening averages: Regular – $2.768, Premium – $3.560, Diesel – $3.573.
🌆 Illinois (IL)
Evening averages: Regular – $3.090, Premium – $4.096, Diesel – $3.850.
🤠 Texas (TX)
Evening averages: Regular – $2.587, Premium – $3.446, Diesel – $3.246.
🛣️ Pennsylvania (PA)
Evening averages: Regular – $3.242, Premium – $4.026, Diesel – $4.136.
🎓 Massachusetts (MA)
Evening averages: Regular – $2.999, Premium – $3.906, Diesel – $3.850.
⛰️ Colorado (CO)
Evening averages: Regular – $2.568, Premium – $3.312, Diesel – $3.482.
📊 Key Evening Takeaways (Day 2)
1. Evening pricing across all states remained unchanged from the Morning update, with Regular, Premium, and Diesel holding steady in every market.
2. FL, NV, and CA did not add fresh PM pressure, instead closing Day 2 with stable levels that mirror their Morning averages.
3. Northeastern states (NY, PA, MA) continued to show flat, steady behaviour, indicating smooth return travel and no new volatility.
4. Midwest markets (IL, CO) closed the day with complete stabilisation, reflecting very balanced statewide mobility flows.
5. Southern corridor states (TX, GA) maintained unchanged Evening pricing, consistent with controlled interstate demand.
6. Overall volatility remained extremely light, far calmer than Day 1’s PM window, with zero grade-level movement recorded across all states..
📌 Ending Note
Late-night patterns will continue to evolve.
For more fuel intelligence, deeper state/city dashboards, and tailored insights, connect with us at ITSYS Solutions.
