45,355 new cases, roughly 1k fewer than last Thursday.
Texas: 4,435 new cases; 138 deaths
California: 3,266 new cases; 89 deaths
Fuck Florida.
Wisconsin: 2,392 new cases; 6 deaths
Illinois: 2,257 new cases; 30 deaths
North Carolina: 1,688 new cases; 40 deaths
Missouri: 1,670 new cases; 29 deaths
Georgia: 1,368 new cases; 49 deaths
Iowa: 1,221 new cases; 8 deaths
Utah: 1,198 new cases (new record); no deaths reported
Arkansas: 1,086 new cases; 17 deaths
Oklahoma: 1,083 new cases; 11 deaths
Michigan: 1,078 new cases; 6 deaths
Alabama: 1,053 new cases; 18 deaths
New York: 1,043 new cases; 5 deaths
South Carolina: 1,021 new cases; 17 deaths
Second-highest totals ever for Wisconsin as things continue kicking off there. South Dakota broke their record for the second day in a row. Most of the Midwest continues trending up and, given some numbers I'm watching from various southern states it seems as if the South will rise again. *ahem*
943 deaths brings the total to
207,538. I'm pleased that the totals continue to come down as we would expect but I do think they'll level off to about a 700-800 daily average which still isn't great. Florida is still reporting monster numbers (172 today) despite their number of cases "miraculously" dropping over a month and a half ago, so take from that what you will.
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So, irresponsible parents and school/college openings are fucking us a bit right now and Trump's desperate bid to get a vaccine out
snel to save his election means he's willing to sacrifice the safety of millions of people for votes. A move that surprises nobody.
Stay safe, folks.