Post by mhbruin on Apr 25, 2020 8:18:44 GMT -8
Total New 7-Day Total New 7-Day
Date Cases Cases Average Deaths Deaths Average
Friday 10-Apr 502,876 34,310 32,245 18,747 2,056 1,620
Saturday 11-Apr 532,879 30,003 31,646 20,577 1,830 1,732
Sunday 12-Apr 560,300 27,421 31,947 22,105 1,528 1,784
Monday 13-Apr 586,941 26,641 31,420 23,640 1,535 1,824
Tuesday 14-Apr 617,661 30,720 31,047 29,825 6,185 2,426
Wednesday 15-Apr 648,148 30,487 30,460 32,588 2,763 2,543
Thursday 16-Apr 677,570 29,422 29,858 34,617 2,029 2,561
Friday 17-Apr 709,735 32,165 29,551 37,154 2,537 2,630
Saturday 18-Apr 738,792 29,057 29,416 39,014 1,860 2,634
Sunday 19-Apr 764,636 25,844 29,191 40,575 1,561 2,639
Monday 20-Apr 792,759 28,123 29,403 42,514 1,939 2,696
Tuesday 21-Apr 818,744 25,985 28,726 45,318 2,804 2,213
Wednesday 22-Apr 848,717 29,973 28,653 47,659 2,341 2,153
Thursday 23-Apr 886,442 31,900 29,839 50,236 2,342 2,231
Friday 24-Apr 825,232 38,764 30,785 52,193 1,957 2,148
A mixed day for the US. We had a record number of new cases. Deaths were down a little. Today COVID deaths will pass combat deaths in World War I. They only deadlier wars were WWII and the Civil War. And they all died in around 5 weeks.
-------------------------- CALIFORNIA ----------------------
Total New 7-Day Total New 7-Day
Date Cases Cases Average Deaths Deaths Average
Thursday 9-Apr 19,971 1,141 1,314 559 61 46
Friday 10-Apr 21,073 1,102 1,296 584 25 46
Saturday 11-Apr 22,173 1,100 1,334 630 46 49
Sunday 12-Apr 23,177 1,004 1,163 674 44 47
Monday 13-Apr 24,139 962 1,160 727 53 50
Tuesday 14-Apr 25,536 1,397 1,154 782 55 50
Wednesday 15-Apr 26,838 1,302 1,144 864 82 52
Thursday 16-Apr 27,634 796 1,095 951 87 56
Friday 17-Apr 29,175 1,541 1,157 1,041 90 65
Saturday 18-Apr 30,718 1,543 1,221 1,147 106 74
Sunday 19-Apr 31,430 712 1,179 1,175 28 72
Monday 20-Apr 33,686 2,256 1,364 1,223 48 71
Tuesday 21-Apr 35,643 1,957 1,444 1,298 75 74
Wednesday 22-Apr 37,343 1,700 1,501 1,419 121 79
Thursday 23-Apr 39,288 1,945 1,645 1,523 104 82
Friday 24-Apr 40,812 1,524 1,662 1,594 71 70
A decent day for California. New cases and deaths were down a little.
-------------------------- GEORGIA ------------------------
Total New 7-Day Total New 7-Day
Date Cases Cases Average Deaths Deaths Average
Sunday 12-Apr 12,452 293 433 4
Monday 13-Apr 13,315 863 465 32
Tuesday 14-Apr 14,578 1,263 525 60
Wednesday 15-Apr 14,987 409 583 58
Thursday 16-Apr 15,669 682 587 4
Friday 17-Apr 17,194 1,525 650 63
Saturday 18-Apr 17,669 475 787 673 23 35
Sunday 19-Apr 17,958 289 787 687 14 36
Monday 20-Apr 19,200 1,242 841 775 88 44
Tuesday 21-Apr 20,166 966 798 818 43 42
Wednesday 22-Apr 21,102 936 874 846 28 38
Thursday 23-Apr 21,883 781 888 881 35 42
Friday 24-Apr 22,491 1,389 975 899 53 45
Georgia's new cases and deaths seem to be trending up. That is BEFORE the effects of re-opening are felt.
Saturdays and Sundays seem to be days of slow reporting, so I expect numbers to be down the next couple of days.
Date Cases Cases Average Deaths Deaths Average
Friday 10-Apr 502,876 34,310 32,245 18,747 2,056 1,620
Saturday 11-Apr 532,879 30,003 31,646 20,577 1,830 1,732
Sunday 12-Apr 560,300 27,421 31,947 22,105 1,528 1,784
Monday 13-Apr 586,941 26,641 31,420 23,640 1,535 1,824
Tuesday 14-Apr 617,661 30,720 31,047 29,825 6,185 2,426
Wednesday 15-Apr 648,148 30,487 30,460 32,588 2,763 2,543
Thursday 16-Apr 677,570 29,422 29,858 34,617 2,029 2,561
Friday 17-Apr 709,735 32,165 29,551 37,154 2,537 2,630
Saturday 18-Apr 738,792 29,057 29,416 39,014 1,860 2,634
Sunday 19-Apr 764,636 25,844 29,191 40,575 1,561 2,639
Monday 20-Apr 792,759 28,123 29,403 42,514 1,939 2,696
Tuesday 21-Apr 818,744 25,985 28,726 45,318 2,804 2,213
Wednesday 22-Apr 848,717 29,973 28,653 47,659 2,341 2,153
Thursday 23-Apr 886,442 31,900 29,839 50,236 2,342 2,231
Friday 24-Apr 825,232 38,764 30,785 52,193 1,957 2,148
A mixed day for the US. We had a record number of new cases. Deaths were down a little. Today COVID deaths will pass combat deaths in World War I. They only deadlier wars were WWII and the Civil War. And they all died in around 5 weeks.
-------------------------- CALIFORNIA ----------------------
Total New 7-Day Total New 7-Day
Date Cases Cases Average Deaths Deaths Average
Thursday 9-Apr 19,971 1,141 1,314 559 61 46
Friday 10-Apr 21,073 1,102 1,296 584 25 46
Saturday 11-Apr 22,173 1,100 1,334 630 46 49
Sunday 12-Apr 23,177 1,004 1,163 674 44 47
Monday 13-Apr 24,139 962 1,160 727 53 50
Tuesday 14-Apr 25,536 1,397 1,154 782 55 50
Wednesday 15-Apr 26,838 1,302 1,144 864 82 52
Thursday 16-Apr 27,634 796 1,095 951 87 56
Friday 17-Apr 29,175 1,541 1,157 1,041 90 65
Saturday 18-Apr 30,718 1,543 1,221 1,147 106 74
Sunday 19-Apr 31,430 712 1,179 1,175 28 72
Monday 20-Apr 33,686 2,256 1,364 1,223 48 71
Tuesday 21-Apr 35,643 1,957 1,444 1,298 75 74
Wednesday 22-Apr 37,343 1,700 1,501 1,419 121 79
Thursday 23-Apr 39,288 1,945 1,645 1,523 104 82
Friday 24-Apr 40,812 1,524 1,662 1,594 71 70
A decent day for California. New cases and deaths were down a little.
-------------------------- GEORGIA ------------------------
Total New 7-Day Total New 7-Day
Date Cases Cases Average Deaths Deaths Average
Sunday 12-Apr 12,452 293 433 4
Monday 13-Apr 13,315 863 465 32
Tuesday 14-Apr 14,578 1,263 525 60
Wednesday 15-Apr 14,987 409 583 58
Thursday 16-Apr 15,669 682 587 4
Friday 17-Apr 17,194 1,525 650 63
Saturday 18-Apr 17,669 475 787 673 23 35
Sunday 19-Apr 17,958 289 787 687 14 36
Monday 20-Apr 19,200 1,242 841 775 88 44
Tuesday 21-Apr 20,166 966 798 818 43 42
Wednesday 22-Apr 21,102 936 874 846 28 38
Thursday 23-Apr 21,883 781 888 881 35 42
Friday 24-Apr 22,491 1,389 975 899 53 45
Georgia's new cases and deaths seem to be trending up. That is BEFORE the effects of re-opening are felt.
Saturdays and Sundays seem to be days of slow reporting, so I expect numbers to be down the next couple of days.