rick81721
Lothar
That would be the surge in the Sunbelt.
yes I know, I was commenting on FL - the surge started 3 weeks ago
That would be the surge in the Sunbelt.
yeah, but is dry heat.
It started in earnest about two weeks ago. 🙂yes I know, I was commenting on FL - the surge started 3 weeks ago
Roads have been crazy all through the shutdown, just getting crazier. Daily commute on 295 btw exit 29 and 45. Got passed on the right hand shoulder while doing 75 in the right lane by a dude in a Miata using hand signals to change lanes instead of blinkers.the roads are absolutely crazy now
9,585 New cases in FLA today.
View attachment 132618But why hasn’t FL blown up earlier then?
Going to need to pick up the wahoo from u b4 you go back... May not see you for a while if u go back.yep but only 24 more deaths. Something strange is going on down there - hospitalizations and deaths still aren't increasing. At some point they have to go up, the question is by how much. That comparison I did the other day of deaths in NJ vs FL, if you do the same analysis on new cases going back two weeks (starting w/o Jun 4), NJ found 3900 new cases that resulted in 257 deaths 2 weeks later. FL found 8600 new cases that resulted in 265 deaths 2 weeks later.
Anywho, going back 2 weeks from monday to get the A'C serviced and see what's going on. Will Murphy let me come back??
I love all the reporting now on gross number of positive cases with no mention of percentage of total tests.
reporting now on gross number of positive cases

they need to start reporting on why they were tested - symptoms, random, contact, and whether they became symptomatic after a surprise positive.
It can't be that many - and if they became symptomatic, they would have been tested, and found positive anyway.
So all it is doing it moving the number up a couple of days.
Here is the TX graphs - they are seeing the deaths move up. same trailing 10-14 days as we saw in our area.
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We've been to this party before. Deaths are a lagging indicator. 2 weeks ago we were seeing 20k new cases/day. Now we're at 40k. There's some optimism that there are more younger people testing positive and they generally have a better outcome.Maybe leveling off but no spike yet, why the hysteria?![]()

I'm not sure what I'm reading differently but I hear that in all kinds of news reports. Here's some source data. The 7 day moving average has gone from about 4.5% to 7% in the past 2 weeks.I love all the reporting now on gross number of positive cases with no mention of percentage of total tests.
Very small increase in deaths for the large increase in new cases.
My son's new school (Bloomsburg) told him all dorms will be singles in the fall. Not sure how they are going to pull that off?Agree - hopefully that trend continues. Hospital beds are getting tight in the hotspots of California and AZ.
And we are reaching the july 4th target where I thought we'd know more about the direction.
It isn't going away in the summer.
Large crowds with talking loud/singing are high risk.
When will they make the call about middle school/high school/colleges ?