Coronavirus - Reported Cases by Metro (Boston, Chicago, Phoenix)

[jessemh431]

Originally Posted by caliguy92832

Here's an update as of April 20.

Cities hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic
New York, NY
New Orleans, LA
Detroit, MI
Boston, MA
Hartford, CT
Philadelphia, PA
Indianapolis, IN
Chicago, IL
Buffalo, NY
Providence, RI

Cities spared by the COVID-19 pandemic
Raleigh, NC
Tampa, FL
Phoenix, AZ
San Antonio, TX
Virginia Beach, VA
Sacramento, CA
Austin, TX
Portland, OR
Dallas, TX
Minneapolis, MN

If you notice, a lot of the best cities are in the sunbelt.

I think stating that the Sunbelt seems to be "the best" is slightly disingenuous. The Sunbelt has an extreme lack of testing compared to other regions. Plus, now that they're all protesting and lifting social distancing orders, we should definitely expect the region to see spikes. Virginia, Texas, Arizona, North Carolina, and California are all at the bottom of testing per capita. We have yet to see if that is simply because of fewer symptomatic people, or if that is because of lack of testing equipment/capability.

The "spared" ones that surprise me the most are Raleigh and Tampa, though. Both have a lot of ex-New Yorkers and ex-New Jerseyans living in them, and I don't doubt that the NY-Miami connection contributed to some of Florida's problems.

[TXsurburbanmom]

I have to wonder if it has anything to do with the heat and space. It was over 90 today here in San Antonio. Yes, our testing is low but I’m getting tons of info that tests are available without doctors “orders” if you have symptoms. I think there’s just not that many people sick enough to think they need to be tested. SA has lots of people who should fall in the high risk category but if you take out a horrible outbreak in a nursing home, the death rate is low - out of 39 deaths only 10 are under the age of 60 and most are from the nursing home. I have to admit I’m praying the summer will slow this horrible pandemic... We are also blessed to have more in single family homes rather than crowded apartments.

[That_One_Guy]

Originally Posted by Bobcat4

I have to wonder if it has anything to do with the heat and space. It was over 90 today here in San Antonio. Yes, our testing is low but I’m getting tons of info that tests are available without doctors “orders” if you have symptoms. I think there’s just not that many people sick enough to think they need to be tested. SA has lots of people who should fall in the high risk category but if you take out a horrible outbreak in a nursing home, the death rate is low - out of 39 deaths only 10 are under the age of 60 and most are from the nursing home. I have to admit I’m praying the summer will slow this horrible pandemic... We are also blessed to have more in single family homes rather than crowded apartments.

Here in NY testing is available to all essential workers. I walked into my local urgent care and told them I am a paramedic with countless exposures to COVID and was tested immediately. I walked right back out <10 mins later. Results take a few days depending on how busy they are.

Not sure how easy it is in other states, but was pleasantly surprised how quick and easy it was here. I recommend calling a local urgent care clinic and asking.

[As Above So Below...]

Originally Posted by jessemh431

I think stating that the Sunbelt seems to be "the best" is slightly disingenuous. The Sunbelt has an extreme lack of testing compared to other regions. Plus, now that they're all protesting and lifting social distancing orders, we should definitely expect the region to see spikes. Virginia, Texas, Arizona, North Carolina, and California are all at the bottom of testing per capita. We have yet to see if that is simply because of fewer symptomatic people, or if that is because of lack of testing equipment/capability.

The "spared" ones that surprise me the most are Raleigh and Tampa, though. Both have a lot of ex-New Yorkers and ex-New Jerseyans living in them, and I don't doubt that the NY-Miami connection contributed to some of Florida's problems.

Per capita testing statistics are pretty meaningless on their own. It has to be viewed with how many of those being tested are testing positive. In other words of tests given, what percentage produce a positive result? I think the politico graphs do a good job explaining it:

https://www.politico.com/interactive...-of-new-cases/

[bradjl2009]

Originally Posted by caliguy92832

Here's an update as of April 20.

Cities hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic
New York, NY
New Orleans, LA
Detroit, MI
Boston, MA
Hartford, CT
Philadelphia, PA
Indianapolis, IN
Chicago, IL
Buffalo, NY
Providence, RI

Cities spared by the COVID-19 pandemic
Raleigh, NC
Tampa, FL
Phoenix, AZ
San Antonio, TX
Virginia Beach, VA
Sacramento, CA
Austin, TX
Portland, OR
Dallas, TX
Minneapolis, MN

If you notice, a lot of the best cities are in the sunbelt.

Pittsburgh has been spared pretty well too, and we're testing much better in Pennsylvania than Texas.

[whereiend]

Originally Posted by bradjl2009

Pittsburgh has been spared pretty well too, and we're testing much better in Pennsylvania than Texas.

Only 10% of tests in Texas come back positive. I think Texas could test more, certainly, but I don't see evidence of a huge coronavirus presence hidden by the lack of testing.

There is a lot of evidence of an "iceberg" of 40-50 unconfirmed cases for every one confirmed case, but my guess is that this ratio is actually quite a bit lower in Texas than in other places. For example we have less than 500 deaths, compared to 1100 in Pennsylvania. Given that one would expect Penn to have 2x as many cases.

[stanley-88888888]

Originally Posted by Trafalgar Law

COVID-19 related deaths by MSA, as of today:

001. New York MSA: 15,087
002. Detroit MSA: 1,628
003. Chicago MSA: 928
004. New Orleans MSA: 723
005. Boston MSA: 721
006. Philadelphia MSA: 647
007. Los Angeles MSA: 425
008. Miami/Fort Lauderdale MSA: 373
009. Seattle MSA: 354
010. Indianapolis MSA: 282
011. Atlanta MSA: 261
012. Washington D.C. MSA: 227
013. Denver MSA: 191
014. Springfield (Massachusetts) MSA: 159
015. Baton Rouge MSA: 140
016. Baltimore MSA: 130
017. Saint Louis MSA: 130
018. Milwaukee MSA: 126
019. Buffalo MSA: 123
020. Las Vegas MSA: 120
021. Dallas/Fort Worth MSA: 116
022. Albany (Georgia) MSA: 112
023. Worcester (Massachusetts) MSA: 101
024. Houston MSA: 95
025. Allentown (Pennsylvania) MSA: 91
026. Riverside/San Bernardino MSA: 90
027. Flint (Michigan) MSA: 89
028. Pittsburgh MSA: 81
029. Shreveport (Louisiana) MSA: 78
030. Providence MSA: 76
031. Louisville MSA: 73
032. Cleveland MSA: 71
033. Minneapolis/Saint Paul MSA: 71
034. Kansas City MSA: 70
035. Phoenix MSA: 69
036. Nashville MSA: 65
037. San Jose MSA: 61
038. San Diego MSA: 60
039. Cincinnati MSA: 59
040. Richmond MSA: 58
041. Greeley (Colorado) MSA: 56
042. Youngstown (Ohio) MSA: 55
043. Albany (New York) MSA: 53
044. Rochester MSA: 52
045. Portland MSA: 48
046. Oklahoma City MSA: 47
047. San Antonio MSA: 46
048. Charlotte MSA: 43
049. Sacramento MSA: 43
050. Colorado Springs MSA: 42
051. Tulsa MSA: 42
052. Akron (Ohio) MSA: 40
053. Memphis MSA: 40
054. Lafayette (Louisiana) MSA: 39
055. Tampa MSA: 37
056. Tucson MSA: 37
057. Columbus (Ohio) MSA: 35
058. North Port/Sarasota MSA: 35
059. Kennewick-Richland (Washington) MSA: 33
060. Toledo (Ohio) MSA: 33
061. Reading (Pennsylvania) MSA: 31
062. Orlando MSA: 29
063. Yakima (Washington) MSA: 29
064. Birmingham MSA: 27
065. Flagstaff (Arizona) MSA: 26
066. Jacksonville MSA: 26
067. Lubbock (Texas) MSA: 26
068. Ann Arbor (Michigan) MSA: 24
069. Bellingham (Washington) MSA: 24
070. Burlington (Vermont) MSA: 24
071. Austin MSA: 23
072. Cedar Rapids (Iowa) MSA: 23
073. Albuquerque MSA: 21
074. Canton (Ohio) MSA: 21
075. Manchester (New Hampshire) MSA: 21
076. Mobile MSA: 21
077. Grand Rapids MSA: 20
078. Portland (Maine) MSA: 18
079. Salisbury (Maryland) MSA: 18
080. Spokane MSA: 18
081. Virginia Beach/Norfolk MSA: 18
082. Madison (Wisconsin) MSA: 16
083. Fort Wayne (Indiana) MSA: 17
084. Greenville (South Carolina) MSA: 17
085. Syracuse (New York) MSA: 18
086. Americus (Georgia) MSA: 15
087. Lake Charles (Louisiana) MSA: 15
088. Raleigh MSA: 15
089. Reno MSA: 15
090. Stockton (California) MSA: 15
091. Visalia (California) MSA: 15
092. Athens (Georgia) MSA: 14
093. Boise MSA: 14
094. Chattanooga MSA: 14
095. Greensboro (North Carolina) MSA: 14
096. Atlantic City MSA: 13
097. College Station (Texas) MSA: 13
098. Hudson (New York) MSA: 13
099. Little Rock MSA: 13
100. Meridian (Mississippi) MSA: 13
101. Monroe (Louisiana) MSA: 13
102. Oxnard (California) MSA: 13
103. Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) MSA: 12
104. Kankakee (Illinois) MSA: 12
105. Warner Robbins (Georgia) MSA: 12
106. Asheville (North Carolina) MSA: 11
107. Des Moines MSA: 11
108. Jackson (Mississippi) MSA: 11
109. Show Low (Arizona) MSA: 11
110. The Villages (Florida) MSA: 11
111. Greenville (Ohio) MSA: 10
112. Omaha MSA: 10
113. Winston-Salem (North Carolina) MSA: 10
114. Knoxville MSA: 9
115. Beaumont (Texas) MSA: 8
116. Homosassa Springs (Florida) MSA: 8
117. Savannah (Georgia) MSA: 8
118. Springfield (Missouri) MSA: 8
119. Fresno MSA: 7
120. Lexington (Kentucky) MSA: 7
121. Salt Lake City MSA: 7
122. Waycross (Georgia) MSA: 7
123. Charleston (South Carolina) MSA: 6
124. Davenport/Moline (Iowa-Illinois) MSA: 6
125. El Paso MSA: 6
126. Honolulu MSA: 6
127. Nacodoches (Texas) MSA: 6
128. Palm Bay/Melbourne (Florida) MSA: 6
129. Amarillo (Texas) MSA: 5
130. Anchorage (Alaska) MSA: 5
131. Corning (New York) MSA: 5
132. Texarkana (Texas-Arkansas) MSA: 5
133. Thomaston (Georgia) MSA: 5
134. Huntsville (Alabama) MSA: 4
135. Killeen/Temple (Texas) MSA: 4
136. Waco (Texas) MSA: 4
137. Bakersfield MSA: 3
138. Brownsville (Texas) MSA: 3
139. McAllen (Texas) MSA: 2
140. Corpus Christi (Texas) MSA: 0
141. Fayetteville (Arkansas) MSA: 0

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...a-tracker.html

Originally Posted by caliguy92832

Here's an update as of April 20.

Cities hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic
New York, NY
New Orleans, LA
Detroit, MI
Boston, MA
Hartford, CT
Philadelphia, PA
Indianapolis, IN
Chicago, IL
Buffalo, NY
Providence, RI

Cities spared by the COVID-19 pandemic
Raleigh, NC
Tampa, FL
Phoenix, AZ
San Antonio, TX
Virginia Beach, VA
Sacramento, CA
Austin, TX
Portland, OR
Dallas, TX
Minneapolis, MN

If you notice, a lot of the best cities are in the sunbelt.

is there a metric of how many deaths divided by total cases by metro ?

[animatedmartian]

Originally Posted by Bobcat4

I have to wonder if it has anything to do with the heat and space. It was over 90 today here in San Antonio. Yes, our testing is low but I’m getting tons of info that tests are available without doctors “orders” if you have symptoms. I think there’s just not that many people sick enough to think they need to be tested. SA has lots of people who should fall in the high risk category but if you take out a horrible outbreak in a nursing home, the death rate is low - out of 39 deaths only 10 are under the age of 60 and most are from the nursing home. I have to admit I’m praying the summer will slow this horrible pandemic... We are also blessed to have more in single family homes rather than crowded apartments.

Because the coronavirus spreads through droplets, humidity can determine how long the droplets stay suspended in the air. A more humid environment means much more water will clump onto the virus droplets and cause it to fall to the ground quicker. Since warm air can hold more humidity than cold air, then this happens more often in warmer air.

This doesn't mean that a crowd of people won't be infected just because it's warm and humid, but more like if someone sneezes or cough then the droplets might travel only 2 feet instead of 5 feet or stay in the air for just 30 minutes instead of a whole hour. In theory, the virus could have a harder time spreading in warmer weather, but if people aren't practicing good hygiene and social distancing, then any effect the weather has is completely negated. Plus considering most people spend time within air conditioned buildings, environmental differences have a marginal effect at best.

[Trafalgar Law]

COVID-19 Deathtoll by MSA (as of April 25, 2020):
001. New York MSA: 20,524
002. Detroit MSA: 2,648
003. Boston MSA: 1,835
004. Chicago MSA: 1,686
005. Philadelphia MSA: 1,303
006. New Orleans MSA: 855
007. Los Angeles MSA: 852
008. Bridgeport MSA: 642
009. Hartford MSA: 601
010. Miami/Fort Lauderdale MSA: 592
011. Washington D.C. MSA: 569
012. New Haven MSA: 390
013. Denver MSA: 386
014. Seattle MSA: 376
015. Springfield (MA) MSA: 311
016. Baltimore MSA: 271
017. Saint Louis MSA: 254
018. Providence MSA: 244
019. Baton Rouge MSA: 220
020. Buffalo MSA: 204
021. Minneapolis/Saint Paul MSA: 191
022. Riverside/San Bernardino (CA) MSA: 181
023. Milwaukee MSA: 169
024. Dallas/Fort Worth MSA: 168
025. Allentown (PA) MSA: 165
026. Worcester (MA) MSA: 164
027. Las Vegas MSA: 160
028. Pittsburgh MSA: 156
029. Flint (MI) MSA: 152
030. Cleveland MSA: 140
031. Lancaster (PA) MSA: 138
032. Richmond (VA) MSA: 137
033. Houston MSA: 134
034. Albany (GA) MSA: 127
035. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (PA) MSA: 127
036. San Francisco/Oakland MSA: 126
037. Phoenix MSA: 125
038. Shreveport (LA) MSA: 114
039. Louisville MSA: 108
040. Kansas City MSA: 106
041. Cincinnati MSA: 102
042. San Diego MSA: 95
043. Reading (PA) MSA: 88
044. Charlotte MSA: 86
045. Rochester MSA: 86
046. Youngstown (OH) MSA: 86
047. Nashville MSA: 81
048. Albany (NY) MSA: 78
049. Greeley (CO) MSA: 75
050. San Jose MSA: 74
051. Toledo MSA: 73
052. North Port/Sarasota (FL) MSA: 71
053. Tucson MSA: 71
054. Torrington (CT) MSA: 69
055. Columbus (OH) MSA: 66
056. Colorado Springs (CO) MSA: 63
057. Akron (OH) MSA: 62
058. Houma (LA) MSA: 62
059. Portland (OR) MSA: 60
060. Memphis MSA: 55
061. Sacramento MSA: 54
062. Tulsa MSA: 53
063. Oklahoma City MSA: 52
064. Orlando MSA: 50
065. Lafayette (LA) MSA: 48
066. San Antonio MSA: 48
067. Virginia Beach/Norfolk MSA: 48
068. Ann Arbor (MI) MSA: 47
069. East Stroudsburg (PA) MSA: 44
070. Salisbury (MD) MSA: 44
071. Tampa/Saint Petersburg MSA: 44
072. Saginaw (MI) MSA: 43
073. Birmingham MSA: 42
074. Lubbock MSA: 42
075. Grand Rapids (MI) MSA: 41
076. Yakima (WA) MSA: 41
077. Albuquerque MSA: 40
078. Austin MSA: 40
079. Mobile (AL) MSA: 39
080. Flagstaff (AZ) MSA: 38
081. Kennewick/Richland (WA) MSA: 38
082. Columbia (SC) MSA: 37
083. Raleigh MSA: 36
084. Opelousas (LA) MSA: 34
085. Cedar Rapids (IA) MSA: 33
086. Canton (OH) MSA: 33
087. Syracuse (NY) MSA: 33
088. Augusta (GA-SC) MSA: 30
089. Barnstable Town (MA) MSA: 30
090. Jacksonville MSA: 30
091. Portland (ME) MSA: 30
092. Atlantic City (NJ) MSA: 29
093. Burlington (VT) MSA: 29
094. Boulder (CO) MSA: 27
095. Farmington (NM) MSA: 27
096. Pittsfield (MA) MSA: 27
097. Visalia (CA) MSA: 27
098. Fort Wayne (IN) MSA: 26
099. Greensburg (IN) MSA: 26
100. Harrisburg MSA: 26
101. Kankakee (IL) MSA: 26
102. Manchester (NH) MSA: 26
103. Durham (NC) MSA: 25
104. Lake Charles (LA) MSA: 25
105. Reno (NV) MSA: 25
106. Salt Lake City MSA: 25
107. Bellingham (WA) MSA: 23
108. Des Moines MSA: 23
109. Grand Island (NE) MSA: 23
110. Greensboro (NC) MSA: 23
111. Norwick (CT) MSA: 23
112. Auburn (AL) MSA: 22
113. Lansing (MI) MSA: 22
114. Port Saint Lucie (FL) MSA: 22
115. Americus (GA) MSA: 21
116. Greenville (SC) MSA: 21
117. Hammond (LA) MSA: 21
118. Madison (WI) MSA: 21
119. Monroe (LA) MSA: 21
120. Beaumont (TX) MSA: 20
121. Rockford (IL) MSA: 20
122. Stockton (CA) MSA: 20
123. Wooster (OH) MSA: 20
124. Boise MSA: 18
125. Jackson (MS) MSA: 18
126. Madisonville (KY) MSA: 18
127. Lakeland (FL) MSA: 18
128. Ocean City (NJ) MSA: 18
129. Show Low (AZ) MSA: 18
130. Spokane MSA: 18
131. Asheville (NC) MSA: 17
132. Lima (OH) MSA: 17
133. Salem (OH) MSA: 17
134. Chattanooga MSA: 16
135. College Station (TX) MSA: 16
136. Dover (DE) MSA: 16
137. Greenwood (MS) MSA: 16
138. Hudson (NY) MSA: 16
139. Jackson (MI) MSA: 16
140. Thomasville (GA) MSA: 16
141. Athens (GA) MSA: 15
142. Bartlesville (OK) MSA: 15
143. Biloxi/Gulfport (MS) MSA: 15
144. Fargo (ND) MSA: 15
145. Fort Collins (CO) MSA: 15
146. Little Rock MSA: 15
147. Omaha MSA: 15
148. Warner Robbins (GA) MSA: 15
149. Brownsville (TX) MSA: 14
150. Evansville (IN) MSA: 14
151. Hillsdale (MI) MSA: 14
152. Picayune (MS) MSA: 14
153. Thomaston (GA) MSA: 14
154. Bogalusa (LA) MSA: 13
155. Binghamton (NY) MSA: 13
156. Charleston (SC) MSA: 13
157. Kalamazoo (MI) MSA: 13
158. Lewiston (ID-WA) MSA: 13
159. Myrtle Beach (SC) MSA: 13
160. Oxnard (CA) MSA: 13
161. Twin Falls (ID) MSA: 13
162. Winona (MN) MSA: 13
163. Greenville (OH) MSA: 12
164. Laredo MSA: 12
165. Niles (MI) MSA: 12
166. Salem (OR) MSA: 12
167. South Bend (IN) MSA: 12
168. Winston-Salem (NC) MSA: 12
169. Brenham (TX) MSA: 11
170. Charlottesville (VA) MSA: 11
171. Muskegon (MI) MSA: 11
172. Ashtabula (OH) MSA: 10
173. Battle Creek (MI) MSA: 10
174. Chambersburg (PA) MSA: 10
175. Columbus (IN) MSA: 10
176. Corning (NY) MSA: 10
177. Davenport/Moline (IA-IL) MSA: 10
178. Decatur (IL) MSA: 10
179. Duluth (MN) MSA: 10
180. El Paso MSA: 10
181. Harrisonburg (VA) MSA: 10
182. Muncie (IN) MSA: 10
183. Natchez (MS) MSA: 10
184. Racine (WI) MSA: 10
185. Valdosta (GA) MSA: 10
186. Waycross (GA) MSA: 10
187. Amarillo MSA: 9
188. Bedford (IN) MSA: 9
189. Calhoun (GA) MSA: 9
190. Gainesville (GA) MSA: 9
191. Gallup (NM) MSA: 9
192. Hattiesburg (MS) MSA: 9
193. Hickory (NC) MSA: 9
194. Huntington (WV) MSA: 9
195. Knoxville MSA: 9
196. Montrose (CO) MSA: 9
197. Rome (GA) MSA: 9
198. Savannah (GA) MSA: 9
199. Utica (NY) MSA: 9
200. Washington (IN) MSA: 9
201. Waterloo (IA) MSA: 9
202. Bloomsburg (PA) MSA: 8
203. El Centro (CA) MSA: 8
204. Fort Morgan (CO) MSA: 8
205. Gadsden (AL) MSA: 8
206. Goldsboro (NC) MSA: 8
207. Honolulu MSA: 8
208. Iowa City (IA) MSA: 8
209. Marietta (OH) MSA: 8
210. Montgomery (AL) MSA: 8
211. Pueblo (CO) MSA: 8
212. Spartenburg (SC) MSA: 8
213. Columbus (GA) MSA: 7
214. Fresno MSA: 7
215. Glen Falls (NY) MSA: 7
216. Kingport (TN-VA) MSA: 7
217. Lexington (KY) MSA: 7
218. Macon (GA) MSA: 7
219. Marquette (MI) MSA: 7
220. Mount Pleasant (MI) MSA: 7
221. Mount Vernon (WA) MSA: 7
222. Muscatine (IA) MSA: 7
223. Owensboro (KY) MSA: 7
224. Pottsville (PA) MSA: 7
225. Provo (UT) MSA: 7
226. Rochester (MN) MSA: 7
227. Texarkana (TX-AR) MSA: 7
228. Traverse City (MI) MSA: 7
229. Tupelo (MS) MSA: 7
230. White Water (WI) MSA: 7
231. Wichita (KS) MSA: 7
232. Albany (OR) MSA: 6
233. Champaign-Urbana (IL) MSA: 6
234. Forest City (NC) MSA: 6
235. Marion (IN) MSA: 6
236. Milledgeville (GA) MSA: 6
237. Moultrie (GA) MSA: 6
238. New Bern (NC) MSA: 6
239. Nacogdoches (TX) MSA: 6
240. Peoria (IL) MSA: 6
241. Ponca City (OK) MSA: 6
242. Santa Barbara (CA) MSA: 6
243. Sioux Falls (SD) MSA: 6
244. Albertville (AL) MSA: 5
245. Augusta (ME) MSA: 5
246. Clarksville (TN) MSA: 5
247. Corvallis (OR) MSA: 5
248. Edwards (CO) MSA: 5
249. Kendallville (IN) MSA: 5
250. Michigan City (IN) MSA: 5
251. Modesto (CA) MSA: 5
252. Sayre (PA) MSA: 5
253. Springfield (IL) MSA: 5
254. Springfield (MO) MSA: 5
255. Tallahassee MSA: 5
256. Taylorville (IL) MSA: 5
257. Terre Haute (IN) MSA: 5
258. Vineland (NJ) MSA: 5
259. Wenatchee (WA) MSA: 5
260. Anchorage (AK) MSA: 4
261. Cookeville (TN) MSA: 4
262. Dalton (GA) MSA: 4
263. Douglas (GA) MSA: 4
264. Elkhart (IN) MSA: 4
265. Florence (SC) MSA: 4
266. Janesville (WI) MSA: 4
267. Marion (OH) MSA: 4
268. McAllen (TX) MSA: 4
269. Midland (TX) MSA: 4
270. Morgantown (WV) MSA: 4
271. Muskogee (OK) MSA: 4
272. Odessa (TX) MSA: 4
273. Ogden (UT) MSA: 4
274. Plainview (TX) MSA: 4
275. Plattsburgh (NY) MSA: 4
276. Riverton (WY) MSA: 4
277. Ruston (LA) MSA: 4
278. Shawnee (OK) MSA: 4
279. Steamboat Springs (CO) MSA: 4
280. Sterling (IL) MSA: 4
281. Sumter (SC) MSA: 4
282. Topeka (KS) MSA: 4
283. Vallejo (CA) MSA: 4
284. Waco MSA: 4
285. Bakersfield (CA) MSA: 3
286. Charleston (WV) MSA: 3
287. Huntsville (AL) MSA: 3
288. Killeen/Temple MSA: 3
289. Salinas (CA) MSA: 3
290. Fayetteville (AR) MSA: 2
291. Tyler (TX) MSA: 2
292. Billings (MT) MSA: 1
293. Cheyenne (WY) MSA: 1
294. Corpus Christi MSA: 1
295. Las Cruces (NM) MSA: 1
296. Helena (MT) MSA: 0

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...a-tracker.html


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[CinderFella7]

Wow. New England (Southern New England at that) has 6 MSA's (Boston, Springfield, Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford and Providence) in the top 20.......