Boulder City seems to be bucking the statewide trend when it comes to foreclosure filings.

New numbers released Thursday by the foreclosure tracking firm, RealtyTrac Inc., show that only one in every 264 homes in Boulder City received a foreclosure filing in August. In all of Clark County, the number was one in every 103 homes. In Henderson, the number was one in every 75 homes.

Nevada still leads the nation, with one in every 118 households receiving a foreclosure-related notice last month.

Foreclosures bring down home values and make it less likely that home buyers will buy because of fears that prices will continue to drop. Experts agree that until the glut of foreclosures are taken off the market, the housing industry will continue to founder.

Boulder City is offering free help for homeowners worried about losing their homes. The city is holding a workshop for distressed homeowners on Wednesday, March 16th from 10 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. Panelists will give information on fraud prevention, tax liabilities and first time homebuying. Housing and Urban Development along with the State of Nevada plus non-profits like the Legal Aid Center will be at the workshop to work with homeowners facing foreclosure. The workshop will be in the Boulder City Council chambers at 401 E. California Street.

LAS VEGAS -- A wind advisory has been issued starting at 3 p.m. and lasting until midnight for Clark County and southern Nye County and a freeze watch will be in effect Wednesday night.

Winds are expected to be gusting between 20 to 30 mph and with gusts possible to 50 mph. There is also a slight chance of rain. The temperature will drop Wednesday and is expected to be in the 40's on Thanksgiving Day making it one of the coldest in recent years.

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A freeze watch is in effect from Wednesday night to Friday morning. Some neighborhoods could see temperatures in the 20's.