Propane Heating Costs Hit Highest Level Since 2011 as Winter Approaches

Propane heating costs in the U.S. rocketed to $2.59 per gallon this month, the highest level in a decade, as winter quickly approaches, the federal government said Friday. 

The average cost of propane during the first four weeks of the current winter season, which begins in October, was 49% higher than last year, according to an Energy Information Administration (EIA) report. The agency noted that the low propane supply is a major reason for the increased prices.

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Let's see, who was the president in 2011, the last time propane prices were this high?

Oh yeah, Obama - Brandon's boss. Are we surprised?