Even though the national 7-day average for deaths is the highest it’s ever been, only two states reported single-day record deaths today. This may be an indicator that we will see this number rise in the coming weeks.
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Our daily update is published. States reported 1.9 million tests, 214k cases, and 3,067 deaths. There are 107k people currently hospitalized with COVID-19, a new all-time record.pic.twitter.com/ReYTBJoQgF
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Seven states reported more than 10k cases today: CA, FL, IL, NY, PA, OH, and TX.pic.twitter.com/L93HHx9vjH
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Switching to a per-capita view, Rhode Island saw the highest 7-day average of cases per million people in the country today—1,150. Only 12 states are below 500 cases per capita.pic.twitter.com/ycFVu4btd1
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Is this NEW people hospitalized or total?
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Total currently hospitalized.
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Another 9/11
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*Today’s
#Covid19 Update Thread* (tests, cases, deaths, hospitalizations, ICU, and % testing positive as of Today, 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, and 2 months ago—data from@COVID19Tracking) UNITED STATES (Summary and region-by-region breakdown in thread below)pic.twitter.com/znxiP2s38l
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Our 7-day average hospitalizations have now increased week-over-week for 74 days in a row. ICU numbers are at 67 days straight.
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3067 also a record.
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Some late reporting or correction has now pushed yesterday's total up to 3,088.
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