little bit below pittsburgh. very low foreclosure rates, that s what gets louisville toward the top of that list. houston, texas, this is an area we ve been talking about a lot. a lot of texas is actually doing very well. 73.2, the issue there is it has strong industry and energy-related jobs. people are moving to houston and austin and dallas and places like that. so, you re seeing the possibility of housing price indexes. let s take you to the minneapolis/st. paul area. very low unemployment in some of the states around here. that brings it to a score of 84.9, you can see just below pittsburgh. and finally i want to show you indianapolis, a score of 95.7 on the index. this is homes are quite affordable right now. there s housing that is accessible to a lot of families who have sort of a median income. a lot of people, you don t have to be very rich to get a nice house in indianapolis. what if you don t live in one of those top markets? well, you might have a problem, particularly i
you can see fallen trees and damage utility polls made the work slow. officials warning some people they may be without electricity. get this, for up to a week. and adding to the misery, more snow could be on the way. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth live from the extreme weather center. say it ain t so, rick. more snow? it s snowing behind him, clearly. this is my favorite graphic. i love this. anytime i get a chance to use it, i use it. it feels nice to have the snow there. i tell you what, it s a heavy wet snow and the wind were over 90 miles per hour across part of maine with the storm. look at the snowfall totals. new york city, 51 inches so far this year. average season you would have received about 18 inches at this point. the snowiest february in new york by the way in the snowiest month we had recorded for snow. d.c., dulles, we have national 73.2 inches. 17 is where you typically should be. philadelphia, 78.7 inches this year.