* Numbers through 2/24, Cases 7DMA falling through 4K per day
* Hospitalization Census 7DMA below 5K and still collapsing
* Rapidly approaching traditional Covid floor of 2K cases and 3K hospitalization census
2/n
2/25 TX Severe outcomes - Page 3
Now just the hospitalization metrics on a two axis chart:
* ICU & Vent peaks are basically over
* Both nearing traditional floors of 1K & 550
* Will see if they continue to fall through those and approach new lows seen briefly last spring
3/n
2/25 TX Severe - Pg 4
* Jan 21-Feb 3 = fatality projections to dates already 80-95% reported
* Feb 4 on = TBD
* Fatality peak was Jan 28 with 99% certainty. Final peak number still TBD but below 275
* Going to be significantly less fatalities in this wave than previous
4/n .
2/25 TX Severe outcomes - Page 5
* Case Fatality Rate (CFR) is the rate of cases sent to the State DSHS vs Fatalities attributed to C19
* CFR differs from Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) which estimates all infection - asymptomatic, mildly symptomatic, home tests, etc
5/n
2/25 TX Severe outcomes - Page 6
* CFR on a date in this chart is determined by dividing the subsequent 7 days 7DMA of fatalities over the previous 7 days 7DMA of cases
* CFR line here is through Jan 28 & very accurate
* CFR is projected through fatality peak now
6/n
2/20 TX Severe outcomes - Page 7
* CFR @ still running at 0.66% through fatality peak
* Will continue to slowly creep back up as Case number decline but how far up is TBD
* Just under 1.00% CFR is seasonal flu territory. Omicron has been < 1% since before Christmas
7/n
2/20 TX Severe Conclusion
2 more of these in the next 10 days to get January actuals for the Endemic Omicron wave.
With only nothing-burger Omicron B2 as the "next" variant & other political fiascos taking center stage, along with Mid-Terms, is Covid finally over? TBD!
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2/28 -Test reporting is by date of specimen collection, you have to wait ~10 days for a date to be ~90-95% in.
As of 2/18:
* Positivity rate @ 7.24% down 5 points from LW
* Testing now at pre-Omicron levels ~80K/day
* More cases than positive tests for a while now #backlog
2/n
2/28 - Cases are simply reported as they are received by the counties.
Case 7DMA
* 3K per day, down from 5.5K LW
* has been down 1/3rd to 1/2 from the previous week for 30 straight days
* Down 94.2% from peak 6 weeks ago
* How long will it go? Likely a ways
* A short Omicron induced lull in January & early February is over
* President's Day brought travel back to Holiday season levels
* @Hold2LLC@pilotshive, others telling me they think the airline Mask Mandate goes away soon???
Back to near 2 million passengers in the 7 Day moving average (7DMA), which we've only seen at 3 other times during C19: Summer 2021, Thanksgiving 2021, and Christmas 2021.
2 years ago, 7DMA was running a little north of 2.2 Million
Traffic rapidly back up to near 90% of 2020 which has only been seen during Thanksgiving 2021. Omicron dropped the YoY to between 70-75%, but airline travel has become more and more resilient to Covid variants over the past 12 months.
* Numbers through 2/19, Cases 7DMA falling through 6K per day
* Hospitalization Census 7DMA also into the 6K range and still falling fast
* While 2020 Winter wave was 5 months long from end to end, 2021 Winter will be less than 3
2/n
2/20 TX Severe outcomes - Page 3
Now just the hospitalization metrics on a two axis chart:
* Peaks for this wave were 95% of previous Census record, 73% of ICU, and 52% of Vents
* Not only that, but the waves were shorter in length. Aggregates should be even less
* Numbers through 2/15, Cases falling through 8K per day
* Hospitalization Census into the 7K range and falling fast
* Crazy high case peak, while hospitalizations were less than previous waves...
2/n
2/16 TX Severe outcomes - Page 3
Now just the hospitalization metrics on a two axis chart:
* All the hospitalization metrics in freefall
* Notice again how much smaller this ICU/vent peak is than previous Covid waves
* Fatalities are actual thru 1/11, projected thru 1/25
* Cases running north of 100% of positive tests, meaning we are seeing a lot of catch up and backlog being reported
* Despite this, Case 7DMA now below 9K
* Hospitalizations, including ICU/Vents continue freefall
2/15 -Test reporting is by date of specimen collection, you have to wait ~10 days for a date to be ~90-95% in.
As of 2/5:
* Pos rate 7DMA down to 18.78% & declining a point a day
* More cases being reported than there are positive tests, starting 2/3 & next several days
2/n
2/15 - Cases are simply reported as they are received by the counties.
Case 7DMA
* now down to 8.7K
* has been down 1/3rd to 1/2 from the previous week (WoW) for 17 straight days
* The decline is slowing because reporting per 2/n and there is little room to fall now.