Updated Covid-19 Statistics

[jimnyc]

Took a few days off from posting these numbers. So consider that, the +deaths are for 4 days. And yesterday's death total is quite small....

6,023,368 US total cases

708,318 confirmed
California US
12,980 deaths +280

631,596 confirmed
Texas US
12,703 deaths +327

623,471 confirmed
Florida US
11,187 deaths +230

236,724 confirmed
Illinois US
8,235 deaths +30

201,835 confirmed
Arizona US
5,030 deaths +52

270,471 confirmed
Georgia US
5,632 deaths +239

17,429 confirmed
Delaware US
605 deaths +1

128,533 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,060 deaths +52

113,025 confirmed
Michigan US
6,753 deaths +47

120,575 confirmed
Virginia US
2,580 deaths +30

434,756 confirmed
New York US
32,957 deaths +23

Yesterday there were 35,337 new confirmed* cases & 305 deaths.

[jimnyc]

Been 2 days update:

6,111,485 US total cases

720,415 confirmed
California US
13,299 deaths +319

641,366 confirmed
Texas US
13,081 deaths +378

633,442 confirmed
Florida US
11,501 deaths +314

240,344 confirmed
Illinois US
8,300 deaths +65

202,861 confirmed
Arizona US
5,065 deaths +35

274,613 confirmed
Georgia US
5,795 deaths +163

17,549 confirmed
Delaware US
606 deaths +1

129,182 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,064 deaths +4

114,468 confirmed
Michigan US
6,781 deaths +28

122,518 confirmed
Virginia US
2,641 deaths +61

436,218 confirmed
New York US
32,972 deaths +15

Yesterday there were 43,253 new confirmed* cases & 1,067 deaths.

[jimnyc]

6,164,267 US total cases

726,777 confirmed
California US
13,510 deaths +211

645,665 confirmed
Texas US
13,296 deaths +215

640,211 confirmed
Florida US
11,750 deaths +249

241,704 confirmed
Illinois US
8,324 deaths +24

203,953 confirmed
Arizona US
5,130 deaths +65

277,288 confirmed
Georgia US
5,868 deaths +73

17,653 confirmed
Delaware US
606 deaths

121,546 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,077 deaths +13

115,242 confirmed
Michigan US
6,791 deaths +10

124,738 confirmed
Virginia US
2,662 deaths +21

437,971 confirmed
New York US
32,976 deaths +4

Yesterday there were 36,506 new confirmed* cases & 1,070 deaths.

[jimnyc]

It's interesting how this thing fluctuates. How it can have thousand plus days of deaths for a bit, and then boom, drop down low for a couple of days. And then boom again and back up. So now it's been 2 days on the lower end of things, will it pop up again tomorrow? I'm hoping it will drop like that one day - and then stay no higher than that rate or lower. But fall and winter are coming, and bad projections.

And the numbers and rates are similar in so many areas. And yet California, the leader in total infections, has approximately 300,000 more folks infected over time than New York did. And yet New York has 33,000 dead - and California is just about 14,000. Only thing that fits now is being first. Lack of masks and direction, horrid nursing homes decision & not knowing for sure which way to try with medication and ventilators. I dunno, suppose we'll know more eventually.


6,308,741 US total cases

741,726 confirmed
California US
13,766 deaths +38

659,531 confirmed
Texas US
13,699 deaths +71

650,092 confirmed
Florida US
11,915 deaths +66

252,884 confirmed
Illinois US
8,398 deaths +8

205,964 confirmed
Arizona US
5,221 deaths ?

283,807 confirmed
Georgia US
6,044 deaths +7

18,249 confirmed
Delaware US
609 deaths

122,791 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,133 deaths +8

118,403 confirmed
Michigan US
6,810 deaths +4

128,350 confirmed
Virginia US
2,686 deaths +8

440,021 confirmed
New York US
33,002 deaths +15

Yesterday there were 24,257 new confirmed* cases & 267 deaths.(day before was 403)

[Abbey Marie]

Delaware was holding steady, now 3 more deaths.

[Kathianne]

Delaware was holding steady, now 3 more deaths.

Our county finally made it to 'moderate.' Gyms can re-open and bars w/food.

[jimnyc]

Been 5 days since I posted an update...

6,489,343 US total cases

759,398 confirmed
California US
14,334 deaths +568

677,716 confirmed
Texas US
14,332 deaths +633

661,571 confirmed
Florida US
12,600 deaths +685

261,999 confirmed
Illinois US
8,527 deaths +129

208,128 confirmed
Arizona US
5,315 deaths +94

292,905 confirmed
Georgia US
6,287 deaths +244

18,726 confirmed
Delaware US
613 deaths +4

124,540 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,196 deaths +63

123,058 confirmed
Michigan US
6,911 deaths +101

133,742 confirmed
Virginia US
2,724 deaths +38

443,640 confirmed
New York US
33,023 deaths +21

Yesterday there were 41,471 new confirmed* cases & 714 deaths. (1,213, 907, 1,206, 445, 267) 714 yesterday, 1,213 day before, 907 day before...)

[jimnyc]

6,539,483 US total cases

763,960 confirmed
California US
14,413 deaths +79

682,242 confirmed
Texas US
14,405 deaths +73

665,730 confirmed
Florida US
12,642 deaths +42

264,831 confirmed
Illinois US
8,546 deaths +19

208,512 confirmed
Arizona US
5,322 deaths +7

295,337 confirmed
Georgia US
6,353 deaths +66

18,937 confirmed
Delaware US
617 deaths +4

129,182 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,219 deaths +23

124,287 confirmed
Michigan US
6,921 deaths +10

134,493 confirmed
Virginia US
2,743 deaths +19

444,948 confirmed
New York US
33,030 deaths +7

Yesterday there were 34,359 new confirmed* cases & 378 deaths.

[Abbey Marie]

Delaware seems to be inching up in deaths. Would you say it’s also true of other states?

[jimnyc]

Delaware seems to be inching up in deaths. Would you say it’s also true of other states?

It's been fluctuating all over. Delaware was dormant for awhile, then one here and another there and in the past week to 2 they have had 2 here or there. I would say blessed overall in comparison to others, but did increase based on their own history.

Other states like Cali, Florida & Texas have slowed down a little bit, but only been in the past week and can just as easily pick right back up. I actually thought it was slowing down, based on the overall daily deaths of course.

And then Fwiw, the mortality rates in the few states I was tracking for awhile. Where I left off and where they stand today. The last 3 and then beneath the current. You can see while the increases in some places are noted, where NY has been down for quite some time, and the mortality rate reflects that. But still horrid.

Texas - 1.82 1.81 1.80
Arizona - 2.22 2.21 2.22
California - 1.85 1.84 1.82
Florida - 1.53 1.54 1.57
Georgia - 1.93 1.93 1.95
Illinois - 4.01 3.98 3.96
Massachusetts - 7.21 7.20 7.20
Michigan - 6.74 6.70 6.65

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Texas - 1.61 1.77 1.80 1.82 1.81 1.80 2.10
Arizona - 2.17 2.20 2.20 2.22 2.21 2.22 2.54
California - 1.84 1.85 1.85 1.85 1.84 1.82 1.88
Florida - 1.51 1.51 1.53 1.53 1.54 1.57 1.89
Georgia - 1.97 1.96 1.96 1.93 1.93 1.95 2.15
Illinois - 4.13 4.07 4.04 4.01 3.98 3.96 3.22
Massachusetts - 7.23 7.21 7.20 7.20 7.13
Michigan - 6.83 6.74 6.70 6.65 5.56


NY 7.9 7.42

[jimnyc]

6,662,256 US total cases

773,125 confirmed
California US
14,748 deaths +335

697,472 confirmed
Texas US
14,745 deaths +340

674,456 confirmed
Florida US
13,086 deaths +444

270,294 confirmed
Illinois US
8,624 deaths +78

209,907 confirmed
Arizona US
5,409 deaths +87

300,903 confirmed
Georgia US
6,474 deaths +121

19,318 confirmed
Delaware US
619 deaths +2

126,722 confirmed
Michigan US
6,955 deaths +34

129,182 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,245 deaths +26

137,367 confirmed
Virginia US
2,918 deaths +175

447,262 confirmed
New York US
33,047 deaths +17

Yesterday there were 36,782 new confirmed* cases & 977 deaths. (1,293 deaths day before, 422...)

[jimnyc]

Looks like Texas has taken the overall death lead from California.


6,791,815 US total cases

784,713 confirmed
California US
15,027 deaths +279

709,083 confirmed
Texas US
15,088 deaths +343

683,754 confirmed
Florida US
13,296 deaths +210

276,443 confirmed
Illinois US
8,686 deaths +62

212,942 confirmed
Arizona US
5,451 deaths +42

306,155 confirmed
Georgia US
6,602 deaths +128

19,566 confirmed
Delaware US
621 deaths +2

128,087 confirmed
Michigan US
6,969 deaths +14

127,540 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,310 deaths +65

140,395 confirmed
Virginia US
3,013 deaths +95

449,900 confirmed
New York US
33,087 deaths +40

Yesterday there were 41,037 new confirmed* cases & 689 deaths.

[SassyLady]

Looks like Texas has taken the overall death lead from California.


6,791,815 US total cases

784,713 confirmed
California US
15,027 deaths +279

709,083 confirmed
Texas US
15,088 deaths +343

683,754 confirmed
Florida US
13,296 deaths +210

276,443 confirmed
Illinois US
8,686 deaths +62

212,942 confirmed
Arizona US
5,451 deaths +42

306,155 confirmed
Georgia US
6,602 deaths +128

19,566 confirmed
Delaware US
621 deaths +2

128,087 confirmed
Michigan US
6,969 deaths +14

127,540 confirmed
Massachusetts US
9,310 deaths +65

140,395 confirmed
Virginia US
3,013 deaths +95

449,900 confirmed
New York US
33,087 deaths +40

Yesterday there were 41,037 new confirmed* cases & 689 deaths.

No, to me it still looks like NY has lead. Double Texas and CA.

[jimnyc]

No, to me it still looks like NY has lead. Double Texas and CA.

Oh yeah, I knew that for quite a long time now. I just mean after that, and perhaps why NY still sits out front after so so long. That's why I leave it at the bottom, as a comparison against the others. Cuomo sucks, but likely other reasons being one of the first and also largest concentration of people in Manhattan.

[Abbey Marie]

@jimnyc with the current spike in cases, more updates would be great, if you are up to it.