Official Coronavirus Thread - Up to the minute Coronavirus map and count.

[XponentialChaos]

Hospitalization capacity:

Maryland: 79.6%
Arizona: 79.1%
Nevada: 77.4%
Alabama: 75.1%
South Carolina: 75%
Florida: 74.8%
Kentucky: 74.7%
Massachusetts: 74.6%
West Virginia: 74%
Hawaii: 70.9%
Georgia: 71.4%
Texas: 70.1%

COVID-19 Data Dashboard - Hospital Capacity Snapshot | NHSN | CDC

www.cdc.gov

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Colorado's cases just jumped, but not like AZ or FL.

They are a full 10 weeks following reopening.

The reopening isn't correlating well with the increases....the riots seem to be a much better connection.

Wonder where that stupid fuck Biden is on all of this.

The politics of science are hysterical to watch.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

California passes New Jersey in terms of total cases. However, is will way behind NJ in terms of deaths per unit of population.

California still has a problem. Wonder what it might be. Did that stupid motherfucker Cuomo move out there or just start consulting ?

Ca has 1/3 the cases per unit population of NY.

They have 1/10th the deaths per unit population of NY.

Wonder if it's just the better beaches.

 

[U2Edge]

Florida with a new record.

15,300 new cases today. So far.

That is worse than any day in New York State back in March and April. Its the new national record for any state in the U.S. period.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Florida with a new record.

15,300 new cases today. So far.

That is worse than any day in New York State back in March and April. Its the new national record for any state in the U.S. period.

Yup, I saw that.

And I won't be surprised if Florida tops their own record again this week.

 

[XponentialChaos]

California's reopening is going backwards.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/13/california-to-close-indoor-restaurants-movie-theaters-and-bars-statewide-as-coronavirus-cases-rise.html

We're seeing this occurring in multiple states. We would have been better off if we just stayed closed down longer. We opened too soon.

 

[XponentialChaos]

We finished the day at 65,500 new cases. Second highest amount we have had.

Deaths weren't too bad at 465. Hopefully the numbers don't push up into the thousands, but I'm not optimistic about that.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Back to the rate of positive tests by state.

Arizona: 26.6% (Down 0.2%)
Mississippi: 21.5% (Up 9.0%)
South Carolina: 19.1% (Up 2.2%)
Florida: 18.6% (Down 0.3%)
Texas: 17.7% (Up 2.3%)
Georgia: 16.0% (Up 2.8%)
Alabama: 15.6% (Up 1.5%)
Idaho: 14.9% (Up 2.9%)
Nevada: 13.2% (Down 0.5%)
Arkansas: 11.9% (Up 2.4%)
Utah: 10.9% (Up 1.8%)
Kansas: 10.3% (Up 0.7%)
Louisiana: 9.7% (Up 1.2%)
Iowa: 8.9% (Up 0.3%)

National Average: 8.8% (Up 0.8%)

Tennessee: 8.6% (Up 0.8%)
Indiana: 8.4% (Up 1.8%)
California: 8.3% (Up 0.8%)
Oklahoma: 7.8% (Up 0.5%)
North Carolina: 7.8% (Up 0.9%)
Kentucky: 7.1% (Up 2.2%)
Wisconsin: 6.9% (Up 0.6%)
South Dakota: 6.6% (Down 1.0%)
Colorado: 6.6% (Up 1.9%)
Washington: 6.5% (Up 0.7%)
Nebraska: 6.4% (Down 0.3%)
Ohio: 6.1% (Down 0.5%)
Oregon: 6.1% (Up 0.4%)
Missouri: 6.1% (Up 1.2%)
Maryland: 5.5% (Up 0.7%)
North Dakota: 5.5% (Up 1.6%)
Pennsylvania: 5.4% (Down 0.1%)
Virginia: 5.2% (Up 0.4%)
Minnesota: 5.1% (Up 1.6%)
Delaware: 5% (Down 0.3%)
Wyoming: 4.9% (Down 0.5%)
New Mexico: 4.4% (Up 0.8%)
West Virginia: 4.3% (Up 1.2%)
Montana: 3.8% (Up 1.3%)
Rhode Island: 3.1% (Up 1.2%)
Illinois: 3.0% (Up 0.4%)
Michigan: 2.6% (Up 0.2%)
Massachusetts: 2.5% (Same)
Hawaii: 2.1% (Up 0.5%)
District of Columbia: 1.7% (Down 0.1%)
New Hampshire: 1.7% (Up 0.1%)
Alaska: 1.6% (Up 0.3%)
New Jersey: 1.3% (Down 0.3%)
New York: 1.0% (Down 0.1%)
Connecticut: 1% (Up 0.2%)
Maine: 0.9% (Down 0.3%)
Vermont: 0.8% (Down 0.1%)

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Nationally, it's getting worse. We're averaging an 8.8% positive test rate (8.8 out of every 100 covid tests comes back positive).

There are some interesting patterns emerging.

The states with the lowest rate of positive tests are all in the North East. (Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey). They got hammered hard early on but things have since stabilized significantly for this region.

Arizona and Florida, while still terrible, have at least shown a small decrease. It's terrible there, but at least it's no longer getting worse.

Mississippi had a HUGE increase that propelled them into 2nd place behind only Arizona. In fact, there seems to be big growing numbers in several of the Southern states (Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Arkansas).

The new trouble spots have been Arizona, Texas, and Florida. To some degree, you can throw California in there too, but their numbers are greatly misleading. California has been hitting big numbers because there are a lot of people there. Arizona, Texas, and Florida have statistically been far worse. I expect the next trouble spot to be in the South, particularly Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi.

In conclusion, not good.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Businesses are closing back down again. I'm expecting to hear about schools continuing distance learning like they did at the end of last year. It would be nice if we had made improvements over the summer, but unfortunately it's only getting worse. We aren't even close to getting this thing under control.

Closing businesses down AGAIN isn't good for the economy. Having students distance learn again is not good for the economy. The way we're going to fix this economy is by first tackling this virus. Look at what happened when we rushed into opening up the country before it's recommended by our health officials. The infections skyrocket and we end up closing back down AGAIN. We messed up. We're going backwards.

It's long past time for this country to get this virus under control like other countries have done.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

It would be nice if Fauci were in a car accident and didn't continue to spread panic.

It is becoming quite clear that this isn't the same as the initial wave.

Most of us anticipated this would happen at some point.

Why people are freaking out is beyond me.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Top 5 states accounting for 50% of deaths. This has been pretty typical. Texas is obviously the leader. Two N.E. states still in top 5.

465 total.

A real reason to freak out.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Arizona is now the #4 most infected state. With their high infection rate, it looks like they're going to get to #1. Arizona is quickly closing in on New York and New Jersey.

 

[XponentialChaos]

65,600 new cases
935 new deaths

New cases are remaining high. Deaths are inevitably increasing.

 

[Faun]

65,600 new cases
935 new deaths

New cases are remaining high. Deaths are inevitably increasing.

Thank goodness Impeached Trump bears no responsibility.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

4 states responsible for over 50% of the deaths.

Given the low numbers reported out of the weekend...this again looks like a collector day.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Trump Administration To Hospitals: Donât Send Covid-19 Coronavirus Data To CDC

Why is the White House bypassing the CDC? And what about the reports of using The National Guard to collect hospitalization data instead of the CDC?

www.forbes.com

Coronavirus hospital data will now be sent to Trump administration instead of CDC

Hospital data on coronavirus patients will now be rerouted to the Trump administration instead of first being sent to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Department of Health and Human Services confirmed to CNN on Tuesday.

www.cnn.com

This is suspicious. The covid data is no longer going to get sent to the CDC.

If we see a sudden drop-off in the numbers, then this story will pick up significantly in the media.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Florida and Arizona combining for over 200 deaths so far today.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Sweden still looking good.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Top 5 states responsible for 53% of deaths today.

 

[U2Edge]

Businesses are closing back down again. I'm expecting to hear about schools continuing distance learning like they did at the end of last year. It would be nice if we had made improvements over the summer, but unfortunately it's only getting worse. We aren't even close to getting this thing under control.

Closing businesses down AGAIN isn't good for the economy. Having students distance learn again is not good for the economy. The way we're going to fix this economy is by first tackling this virus. Look at what happened when we rushed into opening up the country before it's recommended by our health officials. The infections skyrocket and we end up closing back down AGAIN. We messed up. We're going backwards.

It's long past time for this country to get this virus under control like other countries have done.

I fear what the Fall/Winter seasons will bring given the current situation.

Meanwhile, in TAIWAN, there are currently just 4 active cases in that nation of 25 million people. Only 7 people have died from Coronavirus in TAIWAN and no one since May. TAIWAN proves this was preventable.