Thread by @jhaskinscabrera

Florida reported a net of 94 deaths today. Changes were reported on 56 different days, going back to May 18.

May (+2), July (+4-2), August (+30), September (+25-1), October(+36)

#RationalGround

1/8

Peaks are 7/30 (234) & 8/4 (236); the 7-day moving average peak is 8/5 (224).

The 7-day average plateau between 7/25 and 8/7 has been stable since August 27.

Here is the full graph for context:

2/8

Yesterday's deaths (as best we could find them - read bottom of the chart for more details):

Median age: 77
Minimum age: 26
Maximum age: 101
77% are 65 or older

3/8

New deaths by date:

10/15 - 2
10/14 - 12
10/13 - 1
10/12 - 1
10/11 - 2
10/10 - 5
10/9 - 2
10/8 - 3
10/7 - 1
10/6 - 1
10/4 - 1
10/3 - 2
10/2 - 1
10/1 - 2
9/30 - 1
9/29 - 2
9/27 - 1
9/25 - 3
9/23 - 2
9/22 - 1
9/21 - 1
9/20 - 1
9/16 - 1
9/15 - 1
9/14 - removed 1
(more)

4/8

9/13 - 3
9/12 - 2
9/10 - 1
9/9 - 1
9/8 - 1
9/7 - 2
9/4 - 1
8/30 - 2
8/29 - 4
8/26 - 1
8/25 - 3
8/23 - 2
8/22 - 1
8/21 - 1
8/20 - 5
8/19 - 1
8/18 - 2
8/17 - 2
8/16 - 1
8/13 - 2
8/6 - 1
8/4 - 1
8/1 - 1
7/29 - 1
7/28 - removed 1
7/27 - removed 1
7/25 - 1
7/18 - 1
7/10 - 1
(more)
5/8

5/22 - 1
5/18 - 1

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

6/8

It's important to note that each day's total is also a net - for example, if 1 is removed on a specific date, that could represent any combination of additions and subtractions that add to -1.

7/8

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

My spreadsheet to track changes: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
8/8