Gas prices continue to climb, spiking 15 cents a gallon overnight. And, the conflict between Israel and Iran isn't much of a factor in those prices, according to one oil analyst. But, that could change.

Gas prices have jumped 20 cents in the last week in San Antonio but prices are still significantly lower than the national average.

Gas prices in San Antonio are up nearly 24 cents from just one week ago, according to data from AAA.

Gas prices jumped as much as 20 cents overnight after Russia invaded Ukraine. Drivers can expect to see volatility and climbing prices as spring demand picks up, too.