How is reopening working in Florida?

[Igel]

14. No, it doesn't.

Rushing doesn't help.

https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/testing/individual-states/florida. The last data is 6/4/20, which is what the OP's good for.

Look at the last two bars. Using press language, there was a surge and spike in the number of tests for the last couple of days--not "positive" but just # of tests.

The positive rate is higher, but not the sudden surge expected. (So the predictions were wrong--predictably, at this point, since most predictions have been overwrought.)

1point3acres continues to show that it's mostly confined to specific areas, and we'll have to see what effect this has--are they testing more asymptomatics and groups at low risk for severe symptoms so it won't result in increased hospitalizations and deaths? Specific infected networks, so there is an outbreak but it's self-contained?

That's the deal that was struck: Put the brakes on the virus to enable ICUs not to be swamped, then relax with a low level of infection and spread.

This is also just Florida, not the other states where all human life should by now have been COVID-eradicated several times over.