Just days after the price of gas jumped 17 cents a litre in the Central Okanagan, some stations raised their prices again on Tuesday.
Last Friday, the prices in Kelowna leapt from $1.529 a litre to $1.699.
Some stations dropped their prices during the weekend, between $1.639 and $1.679, but now some stations have posted prices of $1.769 a litre.
In the South Okanagan, prices ranged between $1.589 to $1.699, with most at $1.669 a litre.
Prices in the North Okanagan were mainly pegged at $1.509, though GasBuddy did show two stations at $1.789.
And in the Shuswap, prices ranged from $1.529 to $1.699.
Lastly, in Kamloops, prices there were in line with Kelowna, with most stations selling gas between $1.639 and $1.759 a litre.
Meanwhile, in Vancouver, gas is listed between $1.759 and $1.859 a litre, while gas in Victoria mostly hovered around $1.769 a litre.
Last week, Dan McTeague, who is the president of Canadians for Affordable Energy and also operates the website GasWizard.ca, predicted a rise, then a small slide.
On Tuesday, though, he tweeted that gas prices are heading up two cents a litre for the Ontario region on Wednesday, followed by a seven-cent hike on Thursday.