We've gone up to 755 currently hospitalized, 8.5% "7 day rolling average" positivity. They started to move the restrictions up tiers in the problematic counties (Jefferson County, where I live, gave up their variance to go into standard Tier 2), but I'm wondering given the way the numbers always lag if it's too little, too late, and we'll be forced to lock down again.
To give an idea, new cases have exploded (like in the 2000s currently, it's been massively creeping in the past two months, although part of that may well be testing catching mild cases now), well exceeding what we saw in March. Positivity is still lower (high of 22%), but again, likely part of that is improved testing.
To give an idea, new cases have exploded (like in the 2000s currently, it's been massively creeping in the past two months, although part of that may well be testing catching mild cases now), well exceeding what we saw in March. Positivity is still lower (high of 22%), but again, likely part of that is improved testing.
"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor