Thread by @jhaskinscabrera

Florida Deaths - 11/24/20

Florida reported a net of 72 COVID deaths today. Changes were reported on 30 different days, going back to April 27.

Changes by month: April (+1), May (+1), July (+2), August (+1), September (+2), October (+6-1), November (+61-1)

#RationalGround
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The "net" is the difference between today's total deaths and yesterday's total deaths, but each day's total is also the sum of additions and removals on that date.

For example, if 2 new deaths are reported on a date, that could be because 3 were added and 1 was removed

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Peaks are 7/30 (235) & 8/4 (237); the 7-day moving average peak is 8/5 (226).

The plateau at the peak between 7/25 and 8/7 has been stable since August 27.

Here's the full chart for context:

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

Median age: 81
Minimum age: 53
Maximum age: 103
90% are 65 or older

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Additions and deletions by date:

11/23 - 6
11/22 - 7
11/21 - 7
11/20 - 4
11/19 - 1
11/18 - 1
11/17 - 2
11/16 - 8
11/15 - 3
11/14 - 6
11/13 - 2
11/12 - 6
11/11 - 4
11/9 - 1
11/8 - 1
11/7 - 2
11/4 - removed 1
10/31 - 1
10/30 - 1
10/28 - removed 1
10/27 - 1
10/24 - 2
(cont.)

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10/2 - 1
9/17 - 1
9/5 - 1
8/30 - 1
7/27 - 1
7/6 - 1
5/7 - 1
4/27 - 1

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

Deaths by week:

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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…

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