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Conclusions
- Deaths increased in Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas
- Test positivity increased in South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Utah, Nebraska
- Hospitalizations increased in Mississippi, South Dakota, Arkansas, Tennessee
Upward trends
- Cases increased in South Carolina, Mississippi, South Dakota, Missouri, Nebraska, Georgia
- South Carolina: Cases, percent positive cases and deaths trending up
- Mississippi: Cases, hospitalizations, deaths trending up
- South Dakota: Cases, hospitalizations trending up
- Arkansas: Hospitalizations trending up
- Tennessee: Hospitalizations trending up
- Texas: Deaths trending up
- Florida: Percent positive cases trending up
- Missouri: Cases trending up
- Nebraska: Cases, percent positive cases trending up
- Georgia: Percent positive cases trending up
Here is a site that will help you see how things are playing out.
https://rt.live/
It does the current Rt level of each state. You will notice, as of yesterday, 10 were on or above the 1 threshold. To give you some reference. 3 weeks ago only tweet states were above the 1 threshold. And 4 days ago only 6 were above the 1 threshold. By following this data, it tells me that the cavity’s is building up in many places around the country. I slay suspect that the virus needs quite a bit of time to “build up steam” when it is below 1 and the starts to exponentially grow once it gets being 1. And with all of the riots, and the potential super-speader events taking in many metropolitan areas. I would expect this virus to start spreading rapidly from here. And that is NOT good. It looks like we could have two simultaneous events occurring at the same time that cause much damage and chaos. Isn’t it kinda of ironic that while the Spanish Flu was ravaging the plant, we are in the middle of WWI. And now with Covid-19 we are in the middle of Civil War II? I guess history does repeat itself.