TheWinz
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Daily testing numbers for Florida, since 1 June:Well, it's not going 3%, 6% the next day, 12% the next, but we've had well over a thousand more cases a day this week (and end of last week) and a positivity rate was 9ish% yesterday and over 10% today (first time that's happened through this whole fiasco). Prior to Mem Day we were in the 700-800 range with a few days hitting 1K...now we are averaging over 1K per day. I think we hit over 2K today (need to verify, but thought I heard that on the news)
17 Jun - 2610/25462 = 10.25%
16 Jun - 2783/30133 = 9.24%
15 Jun - 1758/21172 = 8.30%
14 Jun - 2016/38591 = 5.22%
13 Jun - 2581/34506 = 7.48%
12 Jun - 1902/29167 = 6.52%
11 Jun - 1698/27725 = 6.12%
10 Jun - 1371/20720 = 6.62%
9 Jun - 1096/23770 = 4.61%
8 Jun - 966/18408 = 5.25%
7 Jun - 1180/41999 = 2.81%
6 Jun - 1270/39241 = 3.24%
5 Jun - 1305/27913 = 4.68%
4 Jun - 1419/26127 = 5.43%
3 Jun - 1317/31154 = 4.23%
2 Jun - 617/9353 = 6.60%
1 Jun - 667/19053 = 3.50%
A steady positivity increase over the last 2.5 weeks. The thing that stood out to me was the last 3 days. The last time Florida was over 8% positive was 23 April (not counting a glitch on 16 May, where the rate was 74.78%). Three consecutive record setting days is troubling for sure.
Deaths are declining, but slowly. Broken down into 7 day periods:
11 - 17 Jun = 217
4 - 10 Jun = 235
28 May - 3 Jun = 247
21 - 27 May = 223
14 - 20 May = 269
7 - 13 May = 288
30 Apr - 6 May = 321
23 - 29 Apr = 291
16 - 22 Apr = 313
9 - 15 Apr = 291
2 - 8 Apr = 222
26 Mar - 1 Apr = 78
New daily hospitalizations since 1 June is also a concern:
17 - 183
16 - 191
15 - 73
14 - 68
13 - 168
12 135
11 - 226
10 - 160
9 - 177
8 - 66
7 - 51
6 - 97
5 - 142
4 - 127
3 - 113
2 - 181
1 - 41
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