Here's today's snapshot of each state's progress in reducing COVID cases/hospitalizations/death, via covidexitstrategy.org
Green is trending better.
Yellow is caution warranted.
Red is going downhill.
Bruised red is uncontrolled spread.
AWFUL.
Green is trending better.
Yellow is caution warranted.
Red is going downhill.
Bruised red is uncontrolled spread.
AWFUL.
I look through the data on this website every week. I have for months.
This is the worst I've ever seen. Just awful. The country is blood red.
This is the worst I've ever seen. Just awful. The country is blood red.
For a little comparison, here's last Monday vs today.
By nearly all of these metrics, we're doing worse nationally.
Out of all 50 states + DC, only three have seen a decrease in positive COVID cases in the last 2 weeks.
DC
Delaware
Hawaii
DC
Delaware
Hawaii
What's especially depressing is that the two states that are in the green, Maine and Vermont, are seeing big spikes in COVID-19 cases in the last 2 weeks.
Especially Vermont.
Especially Vermont.
New England gets points for its high rates of testing.
D.C. has fallen back into the red after being yellow for a while, though testing is high and COVID positive cases have gone down in the past 2 weeks.
This is such an infuriating image.
Per Johns Hopkins data, the U.S. is now at 225,246 confirmed deaths from COVID-19 and 8,639,000 confirmed positive COVID-19 cases.
The U.S. is ranked #1 globally in terms of the highest counts on both fronts.
The U.S. is ranked #1 globally in terms of the highest counts on both fronts.
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