Out of diesel in North Texas pic.twitter.com/NpG3ZGHJIn
— Molly Ploofkins (@Mollyploofkins) September 16, 2026
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Diesel prices over $8.50 per gallon in California. Regular fuel, $5.59 average and over $6.60 per gallon at ‘brand name stations’ in So-Cal.
Thank you Israel–we love you (not).
This, in a state that produces gobs of oil and with refineries to boot.
Exactly what I was thinking. If this is hitting Texas, it’s definitely not good.
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David, a question for you and the followers. Are any of you seeing this in your AOR. I’m not here in Southern CO as of yet.
We cant trust any X post as real anymore. Only local validation from people actually seeing it should be accepted and noted in the comments as a trust vector.
This is a valid concern, and the only way to counteract it is to have trusted individuals in different areas one can rely on for “on the ground” information. I can tell you I’ve not seen any shortages apparent in my Midwestern AO yet, but should I start to see any, will certainly report on them. I’m fairly near (~60 miles) a major refinery (Wood River, IL) and may have a source of “inside” info on what’s going on there, if there’s anything unusual taking place in terms of production and distribution.