Corona Virus Peak Watch Thread

Thursday

6-4

USA

Total Cases 1,924,051

New Cases +22,268

Total Deaths 110,173

New Deaths +1,031

Total Recovered 712,252

Active Cases 1,101,626

Serious, Critical 17,083

Tot Cases/1M pop 5,815

Deaths/1M pop 333

Total Tests 19,568,069

Tests/1M pop 59,142
 
Poli-Talker may need to see a shrink, today.

He/she/it cheered the economic loss by millions of Americans and their families caused by the virus from China that China failed to contain.

Unemployment rate drops to 13.3% in May, signaling return of US jobs.
CNN
 
Can't wait to see if the rioters and protesters pump up the death toll in the next week or so after an incubation period.
 
BartenderElite said:
From what I read, we're already starting to see some big spikes in various areas.
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Those would be cases that have already been incubated for more than a week. And, if they're seeing it THIS soon, that would mean
it's the extremely early stages where the recovery probabilities are at their highest with such immediate treatment.
 
Earl said:
Poli-Talker may need to see a shrink, today.

He/she/it cheered the economic loss by millions of Americans and their families caused by the virus from China that China failed to contain.

Unemployment rate drops to 13.3% in May, signaling return of US jobs.
CNN
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Earl, when was the last time that you say your shrink???????????????????????
 
Friday

6-5

USA

Total Cases 1,965,708

New Cases +25,393

Total Deaths 111,390

New Deaths +975

Total Recovered 738,646

Active Cases 1,115,672

Serious, Critical 17,121

Tot Cases/1M pop 5,941

Deaths/1M pop 337

Total Tests 20,267,335

Tests/1M pop 61,255
 
The number of Active Cases of COIVD-19 jumped yesterday.

Obviously we are not out of the woods by any means.

The peak of 1,176,025 which was reached on May 30th still stands.

Active Cases increased by 14,046 yesterday.

We will continue to monitor the situation closely.

This graph shows the peak, and it also shows that we have not dropped that much since our peak.

(The 14K increase from yesterday has not been plotted on this graph)

Screenshot_2020-06-06 United States Coronavirus 1,967,343 Cases and 111,412 Deaths - Worldometer.jpg

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Saturday

6-6

USA

Total Cases 1,988,544

New Cases +22,836

Total Deaths 112,096

New Deaths +706

Total Recovered 751,695

Active Cases 1,124,753

Serious, Critical 17,021

Tot Cases/1M pop 6,010

Deaths/1M pop 339

Total Tests 20,818,428

Tests/1M pop 62,919
 
We had a peak at slightly over one million one hundred thousand Active Cases, but we have not dropped much since. It is like we sort of plateaued at that point. We had some nice drops, but we have also seen some gains. The figure has risen for the last two days. We increased by an additional nine thousand Active Cases yesterday. Still well over a million Active Cases:

Date ... Active Cases ... Daily Rise

5-26 ... 1,144,734 ... 2,983

5-27 ... 1,153,566 ... 8,832

5-28 ... 1,166,406 ... 12,840

5-29 ... 1,169,419 ... 3,013

5-30 ... 1,176,025 ... 6,606 (peak noted here)

5-31 ... 1,131,108 ... -44,917 (down)

6-1 .... 1,136,982 ... 5,874 (up)

6-2 .... 1,127,172 ... -9,810 (down)

6-3 .... 1,103,971 ... -23,201 (down)

6-4 .... 1,101,626 ... -2,345 (down)

6-5 .... 1,115,672 ... 14,046 (up)

6-6 .... 1,124,753 ... 9,081 (up)
 
The latest increases are too soon to be from protests.

They could be the result of opening up too soon, and/or unpatriotic people just blowing off the CDC guidelines from preventing the spread of COVID-19.

And of course that ever present lack of adequate testing results.
 
Sunday

6-7

USA

Total Cases 2,007,449

New Cases +18,905

Total Deaths 112,469

New Deaths +373

Total Recovered 761,708

Active Cases 1,133,272

Serious, Critical 16,923

Tot Cases/1M pop 6,067

Deaths/1M pop 340

Total Tests 21,291,677

Tests/1M pop 64,349
 
Date ... Active Cases ... Daily Rise

5-30 ... 1,176,025 ... 6,606 (peak noted here)

5-31 ... 1,131,108 ... -44,917 (down)

6-1 .... 1,136,982 ... 5,874 (up)

6-2 .... 1,127,172 ... -9,810 (down)

6-3 .... 1,103,971 ... -23,201 (down)

6-4 .... 1,101,626 ... -2,345 (down)

6-5 .... 1,115,672 ... 14,046 (up)

6-6 .... 1,124,753 ... 9,081 (up)

6-7 .... 1,133,272 ... 8,519 (up)

OK, we had a peak on May 30th, but the problem is that we have not seen much of a decline since then. It was a little 'peak,' followed by a 'shelf.'

It is unclear at this point whether the number of Active Cases is going to go up or down. Recent events, protests, police actions, opening up businesses too soon, and people simply blowing off the CDC guidelines are all contributing factors in the data we are seeing.

Here is a graph of the Active Cases:

Screenshot_2020-06-08 United States Coronavirus 2,008,266 Cases and 112,477 Deaths - Worldometer.jpg

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We still had almost 19,000 New Cases yesterday, and nearly 17,000 remain in critical condition or in serious condition.

It is very encouraging that we only had 373 Americans die yesterday of COVID-19.

Another milestone was passed: we surpassed 2 million Total Cases.
 
Monday

6-8

USA

Total Cases 2,026,493

New Cases +19,044

Total Deaths 113,055

New Deaths +586

Total Recovered 773,480

Active Cases 1,139,958

Serious, Critical 16,907

Tot Cases/1M pop 6,124

Deaths/1M pop 342

Total Tests 21,725,064

Tests/1M pop 65,657
 
The national statistics were huge when NYC and Washington were hot spots. They made the overall stats terrible. They have finally gotten control lowering the national stats. But Corona is growing bigly in many states now. It is not over and hot weather did not kill it. Florida and Texas are hot, hot spots.
 
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