This Thread Blows - C19 and beyond

[SpartaBard]

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Last few days nationally cases and deaths dropped significantly. Let's see if it continues a few more days.

And watch Georgia, they started to reopen before anyone else - 11 days and counting and new cases/deaths still dropping. Another week will give a better read

https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-19-daily-status-report

Yeah, but if you remove the NYC metro area numbers, the national data shows cases rising. NY was hit so hard early on that it dominated the national picture. Fortunately for us those numbers are now decreasing. Unfortunately, they are rising for the rest of the country. We are now over 80,000 deaths nationally. That is a tragedy.

 

[mfennell]

 

[rick81721]

Yeah, but if you remove the NYC metro area numbers, the national data shows cases rising. NY was hit so hard early on that it dominated the national picture. Fortunately for us those numbers are now decreasing. Unfortunately, they are rising for the rest of the country. We are now over 80,000 deaths nationally. That is a tragedy.

Not true. Last 12 days, both total US new cases/day and ex NY + NJ new cases/day are trending down.

 

[Patrick]

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Yeah, but if you remove the NYC metro area numbers, the national data shows cases rising. NY was hit so hard early on that it dominated the national picture. Fortunately for us those numbers are now decreasing. Unfortunately, they are rising for the rest of the country. We are now over 80,000 deaths nationally. That is a tragedy.

there have been "hot spots" - which seem to drive the numbers.
Here is the national data with NY+NJ removed for the last bunch of weeks.


It looks like a downward trend for new cases per day has started - we are still adding more cases than resolving.

Right now IL is one of the big drivers - pushing 20% of the total over the last few days.



more data on my spreadsheet if you like that stuff. source Worldometers.info

 

[rick81721]

there have been "hot spots" - which seem to drive the numbers.
Here is the national data with NY+NJ removed for the last bunch of weeks.

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It looks like a downward trend for new cases per day has started - we are still adding more cases than resolving.

Right now IL is one of the big drivers - pushing 20% of the total over the last few days.

View attachment 128628

more data on my spreadsheet if you like that stuff. source Worldometers.info

IL was a one day anomaly where they got back results of almost 40K tests. May 13 the got back 17K tests with 1670 positive.

 

[SpartaBard]

there have been "hot spots" - which seem to drive the numbers.
Here is the national data with NY+NJ removed for the last bunch of weeks.

View attachment 128627
It looks like a downward trend for new cases per day has started - we are still adding more cases than resolving.

Right now IL is one of the big drivers - pushing 20% of the total over the last few days.

View attachment 128628

more data on my spreadsheet if you like that stuff. source Worldometers.info

Can you do daily deaths too.

 

[Patrick]

Can you do daily deaths too.

yes - i never created that tab tho. they lag new by about 10 days.
that may have changed with the policy of suspected c-19 as COD.

 

[Patrick]

IL was a one day anomaly where they got back results of almost 40K tests. May 13 the got back 17K tests with 1670 positive.

yup - messed up the math - they are 10-15% of the total for the last couple weeks.

 

[Bike N Gear]

So Wisconsin's stay at home order was ruled unconstitutional. Their bars and restaurants were immediately packed like it was decided Covid is gone. Without a vaccine this will just move around the country.

This was last night.

 

[Patrick]

Can you do daily deaths too.

Daily deaths by state is now a tab -
I'm looking at this pattern and assuming my programming is wrong.
It isn't. so there is some reporting bias by day-of-week.

I still haven't figured out how to make the drop-down user selectable.

Not NY/NJ -

 

[mfennell]

Asbury Park Press keeps track of Monmouth County infections, broken down by town.

Coronavirus in Monmouth County: Town-by-town COVID-19 case list for May 13

As of Wednesday, 7,140 COVID-19 cases have been reported in Monmouth County since the start of the pandemic with an additional 72 cases.

www.app.com

I suppose it's no shock that the rate correlates very well with household income. Eatontown's rate is 5X Fair Haven.

 

[Paul H]

Score!

 

[mfennell]

Ugh, co-worker's husband (a nurse) is confirmed and her teenage daughter is running a fever.

 

[Patrick]

Score!
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what is that? crap you put in your coffee?

 

[Paul H]

what is that? crap you put in your coffee?

Its for the wife you coffee snob!
We are not coffee drinkers per se and like all the crap flavoring in our cup

 

[shrpshtr325]

Its for the wife you coffee snob!
We are not coffee drinkers per se and like all the crap flavoring in our cup

you probably drink kurig (spelling?) coffee, like @rick81721

 

[JonF]

Score!
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Don't get too excited. Cheap ass brands of TP like that are how accidental prostate exams happen. ?

 

[Paul H]

you probably drink kurig (spelling?) coffee, like @rick81721

We are totally content with Dunkin Donuts coffee

Don't get too excited. Cheap ass brands of TP like that are how accidental prostate exams happen. ?

The BJ brand TP is not terrible. We have used them before and its a heck of a lot better than some of the offerings from Scotts and whatnot.

 

[dmkalemba]

Please don't start a what toilet paper are you using now thread

 

[rick81721]

So Wisconsin's stay at home order was ruled unconstitutional. Their bars and restaurants were immediately packed like it was decided Covid is gone. Without a vaccine this will just move around the country.

This was last night.

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Over reaction. This was mostly northern WI. Ever been there? Very sparsely populated. Two counties have zero cases of covid. In any event, local towns are enacting their own closures in all the areas with significant cases.