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regnaD kciN

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7. I've been tracking the CDC numbers since the start...

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Original post)

Sat Nov 14, 2020, 06:24 PM

Nov 2020

...and Saturday isn't normally a low day. Generally speaking, Mondays and Tuesdays (meaning, the actual number of cases from the previous day, Sunday and Monday) are the lowest days of the week for new reported cases, probably due to slow reporting over the weekend, with the numbers higher through the Saturday report (Friday cases); sometimes the Sunday report is a bit higher, sometimes a bit lower.

Nonetheless, the numbers from recent Monday reports have not been comforting. The past few Mondays have been...

9/28: 33,891
10/5: 39,548
10/12: 46,614
10/19: 60,061
10/26: 63,589
11/2: 86,190
11/9: 122,910

Not a good trend.

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COVID news today is pretty grim - numbers already very high for a Saturday [View all] NRaleighLiberal Nov 2020 OP

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And guess where Dear Leader is today. Ohiogal Nov 2020 #3

He needs bdamomma Nov 2020 #10

K&R! SheltieLover Nov 2020 #4

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Floridian here, totally agree with you. dewsgirl Nov 2020 #12

Ditto. ancianita Nov 2020 #15

It is so widespread at this point that the numbers will continue to spiral out of control. Ace Rothstein Nov 2020 #6

I've been tracking the CDC numbers since the start... regnaD kciN Nov 2020 #7

Saturdays (recently) have been down from Fridays Ms. Toad Nov 2020 #11

NM has implemented a 'stay at home' mandate. All indoor facities closed except essential business. triron Nov 2020 #8

Based on the last 7 weeks Sat/Fri ratio - Ms. Toad Nov 2020 #9

Update: Actual total today - 157,081 Ms. Toad Nov 2020 #16

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