Texas - What's next?
As we shift to post-pandemia, we won't forget what we've learned. Last June, we saw a Mexico driven wave in the South Texas, so despite likely hitting HIT already, we will watch
Meanwhile, hosps down 86.2% since 1/11 peak & 55.5% since end of Mandates
1/
As we shift to post-pandemia, we won't forget what we've learned. Last June, we saw a Mexico driven wave in the South Texas, so despite likely hitting HIT already, we will watch
Meanwhile, hosps down 86.2% since 1/11 peak & 55.5% since end of Mandates
1/
I'll keep an eye on these hosps numbers going forward but won't be posting as much about them. We are nearing Pandemic lows across the board.
Especially ICUs. Raw numbers competing with April 2020 when hospitals were virtually closed.
This thing is over, now what?
2/
Especially ICUs. Raw numbers competing with April 2020 when hospitals were virtually closed.
This thing is over, now what?
2/
In the coming days I will update the below reporting. Best thing I have in my arsenal for "seasonality" is to watch the #s coming out of the border counties.
Because what has Mexico's vaccine rollout looked like? What's their HIT? I don't know.
3/end
Because what has Mexico's vaccine rollout looked like? What's their HIT? I don't know.
3/end
https://twitter.com/therealarod1984/status/1316060642059616258?s=20
4/ps
So of course I will continue to post on Covid Passports, getting laws passed to restrict Exec Authority, elections, etc.
But as far as Texas, I'll be watching the numbers for any hint of attempts to restart the panic engine. Too many lessons learned at this point to not.
So of course I will continue to post on Covid Passports, getting laws passed to restrict Exec Authority, elections, etc.
But as far as Texas, I'll be watching the numbers for any hint of attempts to restart the panic engine. Too many lessons learned at this point to not.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
