
Originally Posted by
Benggaul
63,246 new cases; about 8k fewer than last Friday.
California: 7,904 new cases; 188 deaths
Florida: 7,686 new cases; 180 deaths (*looks at camera* *rolls eyes*)
Texas: 7,675 new cases; 228 deaths
Georgia: 4,109 new cases; 91 deaths
Tennessee: 2,432 new cases; 20 deaths
Illinois: 2,103 new cases; 31 deaths
Virginia: 2,015 new cases (new record); 18 deaths
North Carolina: 1,778 new cases; 43 deaths
Alabama: 1,709 new cases; 21 deaths
Louisiana: 1,500 new cases; 61 deaths
South Carolina: 1,422 new cases; 19 deaths
Arizona: 1,406 new cases; 79 deaths
Indiana: 1,239 new cases (new record); 10 deaths
Ohio: 1,204 new cases; 33 deaths
Mississippi: 1,036 new cases; 23 deaths
Arkansas: 1,011 new cases; 6 deaths
Cases continue to drop off for the most part in the initial states and are still climbing in some secondary/tertiary states. You aren't seeing many new records listed above primarily because a lot of these states went through outbreaks early in April/May and haven't hit their highs from that period...yet. Many are hitting second- or third-highest totals. Virginia had a massive spike today. The number is going down nationally, but it's definitely not going away in many areas.
Deaths are down by a couple hundred compared to last Friday, but it's still 1,290, putting the US at 164,094 deaths. Again, there don't seem to be many records being set--but they're coming awfully close in many states. Georgia, for example, seems to be increasing both in terms of new cases and deaths right as they're sending students back to school. Total TRUMP SHITSHOW.
Stay safe, folks.