Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 25.4 million tests, up 466k from yesterday.
The 7-day average is still below the minimum daily tests recommended by @HarvardGH.
For details, see: covidtracking.com
The 7-day average is still below the minimum daily tests recommended by @HarvardGH.
For details, see: covidtracking.com
States reported nearly 27k cases today, the most in more than 40 days (May 8).
The positive rate was the highest since late May.
The positive rate was the highest since late May.
Here are 5 states we looked at closely today.
Cases and hospitalizations are tracking closely in TX, AZ, and the Carolinas, but not in California. California's positive rate also has not gone up.
Cases and hospitalizations are tracking closely in TX, AZ, and the Carolinas, but not in California. California's positive rate also has not gone up.
Here are your states that reported over 500 new cases. Some very large bubbles in the southwestern United States right now.
Here's a different way of looking at the states over the last week. Purple states are hitting the per-capita testing marks that match up with @HarvardGH's minimum recommendations. Gray states are getting close. Red are lagging.
States reported 695 deaths. The trend here has been good.
Two notes in the numbers today:
Washington State revealed they had been counting antibody tests in its numbers, so their total number of tests will drop.
Yesterday, we accidentally counted Mississippi's antibody tests in its total. We're correcting the data today.
Washington State revealed they had been counting antibody tests in its numbers, so their total number of tests will drop.
Yesterday, we accidentally counted Mississippi's antibody tests in its total. We're correcting the data today.
