Coronavirus Data

[SqueakyClean]

OK, sadly, things are trending up again.

As of 3pm today, 6 states (WV, Montana, ND, SD, IN, OH) have recorded a record number of daily new cases and 6 other states (Iowa, OK, Minne, Wis, Illinois, Nebraska) are either 2nd or 3rd highest for their state (this will technically be the 5th highest for Illinois, but it is second highest since May).

Back in late July, we were hitting the 60,000 cases per day level, but around half of that was from 3 states (California, Texas, Florida). We are now back into the 60k level, but it is more evenly distributed (those three states are only reporting a total of about ~10,000 cases now).

Not sure if this is because people are getting lax with the masking / social distancing or if this is a bump from Labor Day / Schools starting.

 

[TopSecretBoiler]

OK, sadly, things are trending up again.

As of 3pm today, 6 states (WV, Montana, ND, SD, IN, OH) have recorded a record number of daily new cases and 6 other states (Iowa, OK, Minne, Wis, Illinois, Nebraska) are either 2nd or 3rd highest for their state (this will technically be the 5th highest for Illinois, but it is second highest since May).

Back in late July, we were hitting the 60,000 cases per day level, but around half of that was from 3 states (California, Texas, Florida). We are now back into the 60k level, but it is more evenly distributed (those three states are only reporting a total of about ~10,000 cases now).

Not sure if this is because people are getting lax with the masking / social distancing or if this is a bump from Labor Day / Schools starting.

we are not at 60k. please stop

 

[bear_down_chicago_89]

we are not at 60k. please stop

Good point. It was 57k today.

 

[TopSecretBoiler]

Good point. It was 57k today.

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just stop https://www.statista.com/statistics/1102816/coronavirus-covid19-cases-number-us-americans-by-day/

 

[bear_down_chicago_89]

just stop https://www.statista.com/statistics/1102816/coronavirus-covid19-cases-number-us-americans-by-day/

CDC said yesterday was 54,887. It has not updated yet for today.

COVID Data Tracker

CDC’s home for COVID-19 data. Visualizations, graphs, and data in one easy-to-use website.

covid.cdc.gov

i’m not sure why the link you provided is so low ... where do they get the data ... from WHO?

 

[SqueakyClean]

i’m not sure why the link you provided is so low ... where do they get the data ... from WHO?

First, call it a hunch, but the fact that the data provided in his link is from October 8th, not the 9th, might have something to do with it.

Second, I'll take the Statista link and raise you:

Johns Hopkins: 56,191

United States - COVID-19 Overview - Johns Hopkins

United States - COVID New Cases, Deaths, Testing Data - Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center

coronavirus.jhu.edu

The CDC: 54,887

COVID Data Tracker

CDC’s home for COVID-19 data. Visualizations, graphs, and data in one easy-to-use website.

covid.cdc.gov

and Worldometer: 60,419

United States COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer

United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.

www.worldometers.info

Regardless of us quibbling as to what the final number is, the point is the same regardless. We were on a downward trend from the peak in the middle of July to September 9th, and since then we've been trending upward again. TSB's data says the same thing. Even using his site, we've gone from 23,000 on September 10th to 49000 a little over three weeks later.

 

[TopSecretBoiler]

First, call it a hunch, but the fact that the data provided in his link is from October 8th, not the 9th, might have something to do with it.

Second, I'll take the Statista link and raise you:

Johns Hopkins: 56,191

United States - COVID-19 Overview - Johns Hopkins

United States - COVID New Cases, Deaths, Testing Data - Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center

coronavirus.jhu.edu

The CDC: 54,887

COVID Data Tracker

CDC’s home for COVID-19 data. Visualizations, graphs, and data in one easy-to-use website.

covid.cdc.gov

and Worldometer: 60,419

United States COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer

United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.

www.worldometers.info

Regardless of us quibbling as to what the final number is, the point is the same regardless. We were on a downward trend from the peak in the middle of July to September 9th, and since then we've been trending upward again. TSB's data says the same thing. Even using his site, we've gone from 23,000 on September 10th to 49000 a little over three weeks later.

any multi day average is nowhere near 60k. the rest of the world is also trending up a bit.

 

[SqueakyClean]

any multi day average is nowhere near 60k. the rest of the world is also trending up a bit.

Click on the Worldometer link.
Look at the bottom of the "Daily New Cases in the United States" chart.
Click the "3-day moving average" line.
Look at October 9th.

See the 55,523 value.

Yeah, it's not 60k, but it's also not "nowhere near" either.

Yup. The rest of the world is trending up too. France and the UK are announcing new restrictions. While I care about that, I care more about what is happening here. I really don't want to have to shut down again, But I live in Ohio, and it is confirmed that we set a new record for number of daily new cases here today. So if an area is about to be shut down again, I might be in it.

 

[bear_down_chicago_89]

Click on the Worldometer link.
Look at the bottom of the "Daily New Cases in the United States" chart.
Click the "3-day moving average" line.
Look at October 9th.

See the 55,523 value.

Yeah, it's not 60k, but it's also not "nowhere near" either.

Yup. The rest of the world is trending up too. France and the UK are announcing new restrictions. While I care about that, I care more about what is happening here. I really don't want to have to shut down again, But I live in Ohio, and it is confirmed that we set a new record for number of daily new cases here today. So if an area is about to be shut down again, I might be in it.

Yeah, i really didn’t want to get into a pissing match over which data source was best.

i follow the twitter link I provided above because it updates every day and provides nice, easy to read graphics. I’m pretty sure its the same source as Johns Hopkins and I’ve even seen the White House use it as a source.

 

[Beeazlebub]

The site that I've used throughout this thread also shows nearly 60k cases on 10/9.

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-cases

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30

208,716 through 10/3
210,192 through 10/6
212,773 through 10/9
214,771 through 10/12
216,872 through 10/15

+908 on 10/3
+398 on 10/6
+972 on 10/9
+394 on 10/12
+970 on 10/15

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Hausta01]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30

208,716 through 10/3
210,192 through 10/6
212,773 through 10/9
214,771 through 10/12
216,872 through 10/15

+908 on 10/3
+398 on 10/6
+972 on 10/9
+394 on 10/12
+970 on 10/15

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

Really odd how close these numbers are to prior numbers. Almost like the numbers are made up. Auditor in me is screaming red flags seeing the same numbers over and over.

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30

208,716 through 10/3
210,192 through 10/6
212,773 through 10/9
214,771 through 10/12
216,872 through 10/15
219,289 through 10/18

+908 on 10/3
+398 on 10/6
+972 on 10/9
+394 on 10/12
+970 on 10/15
+690 on 10/18

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Bruce1]

Months ago experts said tracking new cases was not the way to measure progress or lack of progress.

Counting cases is not the way to measure the COVID-19 pandemic

Counting cases, a lab-based case definition and ever-changing rates of testing affect the entire narrative of the pandemic.

thehill.com

has anyone noticed that the amount of testing in the US has almost doubled in the last 6 months? Does anyone remember in the Spring being told that the goal at that time was to ”flatten the curve”? Treatment improvements even without a vaccine have improved greatly and as a result deaths and serious cases have dropped and are continuing to drop. MSM and the Dems are sensationalizing this for profit and political purposes. Of course this is a deadly virus and it will be with us for a long long time. Wear your damn masks and wash you hands and go on with life.

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30

208,716 through 10/3
210,192 through 10/6
212,773 through 10/9
214,771 through 10/12
216,872 through 10/15
219,289 through 10/18
221,066 through 10/21

+908 on 10/3
+398 on 10/6
+972 on 10/9
+394 on 10/12
+970 on 10/15
+690 on 10/18
+933 on 10/21

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[SqueakyClean]

If worldometer's info is accurate, Indiana is reporting 2800+ new cases today. I agree that new case counts are not the be-all-end-all of measuring our success against this bug, but a 3x increase in daily cases from the Thursday 4 weeks ago is alarming regardless.

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30

208,716 through 10/3
210,192 through 10/6
212,773 through 10/9
214,771 through 10/12
216,872 through 10/15
219,289 through 10/18
221,066 through 10/21
223,995 through 10/24

+908 on 10/3
+398 on 10/6
+972 on 10/9
+394 on 10/12
+970 on 10/15
+690 on 10/18
+933 on 10/21
+953 on 10/24

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30

208,716 through 10/3
210,192 through 10/6
212,773 through 10/9
214,771 through 10/12
216,872 through 10/15
219,289 through 10/18
221,066 through 10/21
223,995 through 10/24
225,735 through 10/27

+908 on 10/3
+398 on 10/6
+972 on 10/9
+394 on 10/12
+970 on 10/15
+690 on 10/18
+933 on 10/21
+953 on 10/24
+505 on 10/27

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[stout1]

If worldometer's info is accurate, Indiana is reporting 2800+ new cases today. I agree that new case counts are not the be-all-end-all of measuring our success against this bug, but a 3x increase in daily cases from the Thursday 4 weeks ago is alarming regardless.

3,643 in Indiana today plus 6 legacy cases attributed to recent days for a total of 3,649.

 

[TheGunner]

Watch out for the Boogieman!

🧟‍♂️

 

[SqueakyClean]

3,643 in Indiana today plus 6 legacy cases attributed to recent days for a total of 3,649.

To think that I now long for the days where TSB and I were quibbling over whether we hit 60,000 or not.

 

[TopSecretBoiler]

To think that I now long for the days where TSB and I were quibbling over whether we hit 60,000 or not.

heh unfortunately the cool air has arrived. gonna be a tough winter for a lot of people.

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30

+968 on 10/30

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[SqueakyClean]

Jeez, the left wingers let this thread get to page two.

FOR SHAME!!!!!

With that said, it's looking to be another really bad day. Several states reporting record cases today. Looking like a 110k to 115k day.

Stay safe out there everybody. I know that we are getting major fatigue about the mask wearing and social distancing, but don't let your guard down. It's only going to get worse for a few months now that the outdoor activities are going to going to start to become limited.

 

[Bethboilerfan]

I just saw a headline that a student at an Indiana university died in her dorm room of Covid??? Have not yet looked at the article.

 

[BleedinGold]

Jeez, the left wingers let this thread get to page two.

FOR SHAME!!!!!

With that said, it's looking to be another really bad day. Several states reporting record cases today. Looking like a 110k to 115k day.

Stay safe out there everybody. I know that we are getting major fatigue about the mask wearing and social distancing, but don't let your guard down. It's only going to get worse for a few months now that the outdoor activities are going to going to start to become limited.

Let's just remind ourselves that a 45k 18-24 yo kids in West Lafayette have managed to keep this virus at bay for the last 2.5 months by following the leadership guidance which outlined excellent, scientifically backed procedures (including fervent mask wearing) while all around them -- their parents and other grown adults have failed spectacularly.

Good job kids! Way to be an example for the older generations.

 

[Bethboilerfan]

Let's just remind ourselves that a 45k 18-24 yo kids in West Lafayette have managed to keep this virus at bay for the last 2.5 months by following the leadership guidance which outlined excellent, scientifically backed procedures (including fervent mask wearing) while all around them -- their parents and other grown adults have failed spectacularly.
Good job kids! Way to be an example for the older generations.

Proud of Purdue students as I have read that other Big Ten schools are having real problems (Iowa, Michigan state, Wisconsin, Michigan) controlling spread of Corona Virus

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30

231,551 through 11/03
234,937 through 11/06

+555 on 11/03
+1208 on 11/06



https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30

231,551 through 11/03
234,937 through 11/06
237,572 through 11/09
241,800 through 11/12


+555 on 11/03
+1208 on 11/06
+459 on 11/09
+2117 on 11/12



https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30

231,551 through 11/03
234,937 through 11/06
237,572 through 11/09
241,800 through 11/12
245,600 through 11/15
248,687 through 11/18

+555 on 11/03
+1208 on 11/06
+459 on 11/09
+2117 on 11/12
+1255 on 11/15
+1467 on 11/18

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30

231,551 through 11/03
234,937 through 11/06
237,572 through 11/09
241,800 through 11/12
245,600 through 11/15
248,687 through 11/18
254,413 through 11/21
257,701 through 11/24

+555 on 11/03
+1208 on 11/06
+459 on 11/09
+2117 on 11/12
+1255 on 11/15
+1467 on 11/18
+1858 on 11/21
+919 on 11/24

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30
268,045 through 11/30

https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[gleap1969]

First Scott Atlas, now Anders Tegnell. The herd mentality herd are being culled. https://www.the-sun.com/news/us-new...sweden-virus-expert-anders-tegnell-sidelined/

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30
268,045 through 11/30

276,325 through 12/03

+2879 on 12/03


https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30
268,045 through 11/30

276,325 through 12/03
282,289 through 12/06

+2879 on 12/03
+1113 on 12/06


https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30
268,045 through 11/30

276,325 through 12/03
282,289 through 12/06
289,373 through 12/09

+2879 on 12/03
+1113 on 12/06
+3124 on 12/09


https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[gr8indoorsman]

I'm waiting for the next Trump fan (not TSB) to chime in saying why all this data is still wrong or we're counting wrong. Seems like they've kinda given up that fight... maybe the reality that set in for most of us eight months ago has finally set in for most of them? Maybe the fact that it didn't just "go away" after the election was enough to show that it's not a hoax?

 

[Beeazlebub]

Total confirmed deaths in the US:

60,966 through 4/30
102,836 through 5/30
126,140 through 6/30
150,713 through 7/30
182,779 through 8/30
205,998 through 9/30
228,668 through 10/30
268,045 through 11/30

276,325 through 12/03
282,289 through 12/06
289,373 through 12/09
297,818 through 12/12

+2879 on 12/03
+1113 on 12/06
+3124 on 12/09
+2368 on 12/12


https://ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths

 

[New Pal Boiler]

I'm waiting for the next Trump fan (not TSB) to chime in saying why all this data is still wrong or we're counting wrong. Seems like they've kinda given up that fight... maybe the reality that set in for most of us eight months ago has finally set in for most of them? Maybe the fact that it didn't just "go away" after the election was enough to show that it's not a hoax?

I don’t know anyone who thinks Covid is a hoax.

I do know folks who think the MSM blew Covid way out of proportion to further their goal of installing one of their own in the White House.

Will be interesting to see how the final 2020 mortality rate compares to 2019.

 

[gr8indoorsman]

I don’t know anyone who thinks Covid is a hoax.

I do know folks who think the MSM blew Covid way out of proportion to further their goal of installing one of their own in the White House.

Will be interesting to see how the final 2020 mortality rate compares to 2019.

Seriously? You can already look at that on the CDC website. It’s unquestionably higher well beyond standard deviation.

And there were plenty of Trumpers on this forum predicting COVID-19 would just go away after the election. It is dominating headlines, deaths and cases are higher than ever. It has nothing - NOTHING - to do with politics until you start looking at how governments have handled it. California has gone high and right. Many states haven’t done enough, IMO. And a vaccine isn’t going to magically make it go away in a few weeks. We still have to distance and wear masks for several more months.