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(04-04-2020 10:59 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 09:33 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 05:47 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-01-2020 04:29 PM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-31-2020 08:47 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]3/31: 13,401 tested, 1250 positive....9.3%

4/01: 15,344 tested, 1484 positive...9.6%

4/02: 17,589 tested, 1706 positive...9.7%

41 have died

4/03: 19,005 tested, 2012 positive...10.5%

4/04: 21,552 tested, 2407 positive...11.1%

What numbers are you citing here? Is this just Hampton roads?
(04-05-2020 01:19 AM)Razor Ramon Monarch Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-04-2020 10:59 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 09:33 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 05:47 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-01-2020 04:29 PM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]4/01: 15,344 tested, 1484 positive...9.6%

4/02: 17,589 tested, 1706 positive...9.7%

41 have died

4/03: 19,005 tested, 2012 positive...10.5%

4/04: 21,552 tested, 2407 positive...11.1%

What numbers are you citing here? Is this just Hampton roads?

These appear to be the numbers for Virginia
(04-05-2020 05:25 AM)odu09 Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-05-2020 01:19 AM)Razor Ramon Monarch Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-04-2020 10:59 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 09:33 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 05:47 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]4/02: 17,589 tested, 1706 positive...9.7%

41 have died

4/03: 19,005 tested, 2012 positive...10.5%

4/04: 21,552 tested, 2407 positive...11.1%

What numbers are you citing here? Is this just Hampton roads?

These appear to be the numbers for Virginia
Ya. Looks like the numbers from vdh website.
(04-05-2020 08:11 AM)bit_9 Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-05-2020 05:25 AM)odu09 Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-05-2020 01:19 AM)Razor Ramon Monarch Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-04-2020 10:59 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 09:33 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]4/03: 19,005 tested, 2012 positive...10.5%

4/04: 21,552 tested, 2407 positive...11.1%

What numbers are you citing here? Is this just Hampton roads?

These appear to be the numbers for Virginia
Ya. Looks like the numbers from vdh website.

Yep, VDH website. It's admittedly imperfect as (from my understanding) you already have to think you're sick to be considered to be tested. I'd be more interested in seeing how many from Home Depot last weekend (if any) were carriers...but this is the info we have.

Also, remember there's a horrible backlog at the labs. Some of these test are from 10+ days ago.
(04-04-2020 10:59 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 09:33 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 05:47 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-01-2020 04:29 PM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-31-2020 08:47 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]3/31: 13,401 tested, 1250 positive....9.3%

4/01: 15,344 tested, 1484 positive...9.6%

4/02: 17,589 tested, 1706 positive...9.7%

41 have died

4/03: 19,005 tested, 2012 positive...10.5%

4/04: 21,552 tested, 2407 positive...11.1%

4/05: 23,671 tested, 2637 positive...11.1%
(04-05-2020 01:19 AM)Razor Ramon Monarch Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-04-2020 10:59 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 09:33 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 05:47 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-01-2020 04:29 PM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]4/01: 15,344 tested, 1484 positive...9.6%

4/02: 17,589 tested, 1706 positive...9.7%

41 have died

4/03: 19,005 tested, 2012 positive...10.5%

4/04: 21,552 tested, 2407 positive...11.1%

What numbers are you citing here? Is this just Hampton roads?

Razor, for HR (positive tests/no # test available):

Edit: copies & pated this from a WAVY story:

Here’s how Saturday’s local cases compare to the day before (Friday, April 3)

Chesapeake: 65 (+15)
Accomack: 8
Northampton: 2 (+1)
Hampton: 39 (+10)
James City County: 111 (+7)
Newport News: 48 (+11)
Poquoson: 3 (no change)
Williamsburg: 10 (+1)
York: 19 (+2)
Portsmouth: 26 (+9)
Gloucester: 9 (+1)
Mathews: 2 (no change)
Virginia Beach: 160 (+32)
Norfolk: 55 (+12)
Franklin City: 4
Isle of Wight: 18 (+7)
Southampton: 5 (+1)
Suffolk: 20 (+10)
Not sure if this has been shared, but here is the local hub:

https://coronavirus-response-orf.hub.arcgis.com/
(04-05-2020 10:58 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-04-2020 10:59 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 09:33 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-03-2020 05:47 AM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-01-2020 04:29 PM)Grommet Wrote: [ -> ]4/01: 15,344 tested, 1484 positive...9.6%

4/02: 17,589 tested, 1706 positive...9.7%

41 have died

4/03: 19,005 tested, 2012 positive...10.5%

4/04: 21,552 tested, 2407 positive...11.1%

4/05: 23,671 tested, 2637 positive...11.1%

4/06: 24,521 tested, 2878 positive...11.7%
I didn't pay much attention yesterday much I'm pretty sure I heard they think they are turning the corner up in the NY metro, which would be great for those folks up there, and maybe a good omen for the rest of us.
Yes, NY has been flat. There is hope they are on the other side of the curve.

Before we relax, realize we are 2 weeks away from what our expected peak is.
NY went through a tough time, but are likely going to be done with it soon. We've been lucky, but the trade-off is we may have to deal with it in the fall.
NY and France just had their deadliest days ever.

So much for that.
I think flattening the curve will come down to: how serious each area takes sheltering in place.

NYC (8.6 million people)
Total cases: 74,601
New cases: 2420
Deaths: 3544

San Francisco/Bay Area (7.9 million people)
Total cases: 3130
New cases: 156
Deaths: 88
Some portion of that difference has to be chalked up to density.
(04-08-2020 07:04 AM)VB Monarch Wrote: [ -> ]Some portion of that difference has to be chalked up to density.

Yes, obviously. A very large part. But Cali also got a weeks head start.
NYs peak is expected to occur tomorrow. Ours is expected on April 22nd
(04-08-2020 07:49 AM)Gilesfan Wrote: [ -> ]NYs peak is expected to occur tomorrow. Ours is expected on April 22nd

You are referring to peak in fatalities, right? I think we are already seeing a decline in hospital admissions, which seems to be the more important indicator. This is not to say that fatalities aren't important, or tragic. Clearly they are, but when fewer people are getting infected and requiring hospitalization we are on the down slope...
I'm with Win. It sounds cruel to say I don't care about deaths, because my heart breaks for the families affected by a death, but in analyzing where we are regarding this pandemic, I'm more interested in new hospitalizations. That, to me, is the more telling number.
(04-08-2020 08:14 AM)MONARCHSWIN Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-08-2020 07:49 AM)Gilesfan Wrote: [ -> ]NYs peak is expected to occur tomorrow. Ours is expected on April 22nd

You are referring to peak in fatalities, right? I think we are already seeing a decline in hospital admissions, which seems to be the more important indicator. This is not to say that fatalities aren't important, or tragic. Clearly they are, but when fewer people are getting infected and requiring hospitalization we are on the down slope...

Peak resource use is predicted to be April 20th. Peak death date is April 22nd.
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