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National gas prices continue to rise. However, there is some good news for motorists driving in Montana.

After the national average price for gasoline dropped 5.7 cents, one in every five states has at least one gas station selling gas for under $3. Meanwhile, Montana gas prices have fallen 2.9 cents from what they were a month ago.

Montana began to see a tiny bit of relief at the fuel pump over the first week of June. The down tick, however slight, is the first week-long decline in months.

As of the week of June 2, gas prices are still inching upward in Montana.

With just a week to go till Memorial day, gas prices are skyrocketing in Montana at a rate not seen for many months.

Montana gas prices rose again during the first week of May, and the barrel price of oil rose as well, reaching around $96, a four week high.

Gas prices are still climbing in Montana despite plunging prices nation wide.

Gas prices stay practically unmoved as national price crumbles.

As of April 8, Montana's average gas price is now $3.34 per gallon. The price is up, even though national gas prices and oil prices both took a dive over the past week.

Gas prices keep climbing in Montana, here's what to look for in the week ahead.