Selection of models from the 13-Oct SPI-M-O document for Autumn/Winter scenarios with the latest actuals.
Unusually, they have under-estimated but still goes to show how (as stated by the modellers themselves) they are not a reliable indicator of what will actually happen.
The most optimistic models for Admissions / Deaths from the 11-Dec LSHTM report on potential consequences of Omicron, with latest actuals applied.
Note that the report is marked as "PRELIMINARY � NOT PEER REVIEWED" and "work in progress".
Imperial "Hypothetical Country" Omicron Deaths Model from 16-Dec Report with latest England actuals applied in red. A bit rough due to low resolution input image but good enough to illustrate how the model doesn't match England reality.
Warwick 30-Dec projections for Omicron. Main charts from document for Omicron at 50% severe as Delta and dark red for no further restrictions.
The model projected roughly 74,548 deaths from 01-Jan to 08-Feb while the actuals have been 8,324 (89% lower).
Also included in the 30-Dec Warwick doc (considerably less prominently) is a model for Omicron at 10% severe as Delta with 20% restrictions.
The model projected roughly 15,394 deaths from 01-Jan to 08-Feb while the actuals have been 8,324 (46% lower).
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61 new #covid19uk deaths reported today (27-May). This brings the rolling average by date of death (allowing 4 days for lag) to 70, equivalent to around 21-Jul (i.e. 303 days ago), a reduction of 34 (33%) in the last week.
Closer look at the latest 45 days, with today's added numbers highlighted in orange. Individual nations and animated England charts further down the thread.
Longer term charts for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
4,661 new #covid19uk positive tests reported today (27-May).
Overall England is DOWN 22% on previous Friday and day-1 lateral flow positives are also down by 19%.
England's rolling average by specimen date has now been dropping since the 21st of March (67 days ago).
Chart to show England positive tests (as of 27-May) by breakdown of first infection events and possible reinfection events.
Possible reinfections were added to the data from 31-Jan and the rolling average vs. total tests is currently about 17%.
Longer term view. 4,661 new #covid19uk positive tests reported today (27-May). This brings the rolling average by specimen date (allowing 4 days for lag) to 6,958, equivalent to around 08-Jun (i.e. 346 days ago), a reduction of 1268 (15%) in the last week.
91 new #covid19uk deaths reported today (26-May). This brings the rolling average by date of death (allowing 4 days for lag) to 71, equivalent to around 24-Jul (i.e. 299 days ago), a reduction of 35 (33%) in the last week.
Closer look at the latest 45 days, with today's added numbers highlighted in orange. Individual nations and animated England charts further down the thread.
Longer term charts for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
8,369 new #covid19uk positive tests reported today (26-May).
Overall England is DOWN 21% on previous Thursday and day-1 lateral flow positives are also down by 16%.
England's rolling average by specimen date has now been dropping since the 21st of March (66 days ago).
Chart to show England positive tests (as of 26-May) by breakdown of first infection events and possible reinfection events.
Possible reinfections were added to the data from 31-Jan and the rolling average vs. total tests is currently about 17%.
Longer term view. 8,369 new #covid19uk positive tests reported today (26-May). This brings the rolling average by specimen date (allowing 4 days for lag) to 7,239, equivalent to around 09-Jun (i.e. 344 days ago), a reduction of 1145 (14%) in the last week.