Gas prices across the United States have surged to their highest levels since the outbreak of war in Iran, with many regions reporting averages exceeding $4 per gallon. Energy experts warn of further increases, as geopolitical tensions continue to drive volatility in oil markets. Notably, Cincinnati has seen prices jump above $4 overnight, while drivers in Columbus are searching for gas under $4 amidst the spikes. In states like Connecticut, average gas prices have reached $4.21, reflecting an overall increase of 35% since the conflict began. As the summer travel season approaches, consumers are bracing for even higher prices at the pump, with analysts predicting no immediate relief unless a resolution emerges in the ongoing conflict.