MPG difference between summer/winter blend gas

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There is no easy way to determine how much better summer MPG is related to gas formulations or temperature conditions.
 
I've seen my MPG drop from 30-32 MPG to 28-29 MPG the past two or three months.

I have a gas log app and looked back the past few years to see if I saw a similar drop and I did. It's been about a 1-2 MPG difference the past three winters.
 
70 degrees in October gives 2 MPG +/- less than 70 degrees in May. Only difference is in October the fuel is the winter blend. Been dealing with it for a long time here. People can say what theyw ant about it is this or that and not the fuel but I disagree. Winter blend fuel reduces MPG.
 
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