Thread by @jhaskinscabrera

Florida reported 176 deaths today. Changes were reported on 54 different dates, going back to July 4. 37 were in July, and 91 were in August. Peak is July 23 (208) and 7-day moving avg peak is July 25 (198) with a second peak on August 5 (195).

#RationalGround

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47 of the deaths were in Miami-Dade, following 49 yesterday. It appears that a good chunk of the reported deaths are from Miami-Dade's backlog.

Here are the actual dates of death:

9/10 - 5
9/9 - 8
9/8 - 8
9/7 - 3
9/6 - 5
9/5 - 4
9/4 - 3
9/3 - 5
9/2 - 2
9/1 - 5
(more)

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8/31 - 1
8/30 - 2
8/29 - 3
8/28 - 1
8/27 - 2
8/26 - 4
8/25 - 1
8/23 - 3
8/22 - 1
8/21 - 6
8/20 - 4
8/19 - 1
8/18 - 2
8/17 - 1
8/16 - 1
8/15 - 4
8/14 - 2
8/12 - 3
8/11 - 6
8/10 - 3
8/9 - 9
8/8 - 5
8/7 - 7
8/6 - 3
8/5 - 7
8/4 - 6
8/3 - 2
8/1 - 1
7/31 - 5
7/30 - 1
(more)

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7/29 - 1
7/28 - 2
7/27 - 4
7/26 - 3
7/25 - 5
7/24 - 3
7/23 - 3
7/21 - 1
7/20 - 1
7/19 - 3
7/18 - 2
7/16 - 1
7/15 - 1
7/4 - 1

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These are not totals by day; they're increments added today. See the chart in the first tweet for totals.

Yesterday's deaths (as best we could find them - read the bottom of the chart for more details):
Median age: 86
Minimum age: 14
Maximum age: 99
84% are 65 or older

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Sources: Florida deaths by day: fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html…

My spreadsheet to track changes: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…