Florida Deaths - 4/1/21

Florida reported 69 COVID deaths today. Changes were reported on 30 different days, going back to January 20.

Changes by month: January (+1), February (+1), March (+67)

#RationalGround

1/6
Reported deaths (as best we could find them - read bottom of the chart for more details):

Median age: 76
Minimum age: 32
Maximum age: 95
75% are 65 or older <- younger than usual

2/6
First-wave peak was 8/4 (240); the 7-day moving average peak was 8/5 (227).

Second-wave peak so far is 1/22 (210); the 7-day average peak is 1/18 (196).

Here is the full chart for context:

3/6
Additions by date:

3/31 - 2
3/30 - 4
3/29 - 1
3/28 - 3
3/27 - 3
3/26 - 4
3/25 - 2
3/24 - 6
3/23 - 6
3/22 - 5
3/20 - 1
3/19 - 4
3/18 - 2
3/17 - 1
3/16 - 2
3/15 - 2
3/14 - 1
3/13 - 3
3/12 - 3
3/11 - 1
3/10 - 1
3/9 - 1
3/7 - 1
3/6 - 1
3/5 - 2
3/4 - 2
3/3 - 2
(cont.)

4/6
3/2 - 1
2/23 - 1
1/20 - 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:

5/6
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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Changes by month: May (+1), August (+1), January (+3), February (+1), March (+81)

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First-wave peak was 8/4 (240); the 7-day moving average peak was 8/5 (227).

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Here is the full chart for context:

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