Wednesday April 22 2020

Happy Earth Day!

A bit chilly today. Had macaroni & cheese for lunch and gumbo for dinner.

One of my friends the death rate was not coming down according to the model so I did an overlay of the actual data on to the model. The dates are only approximate. It seems like it is pretty close considering:

Here are the graphs for today:








Wisconsin should hit 5000 either tomorrow or the next day.
Here are lists of states by # of cases, # increase, and % increase.
Covid-19 CasesState# IncreaseState% IncreaseState
245580New York5220New York14.22%Delaware
88806New Jersey3581New Jersey13.24%Iowa
39643Massachusetts2283California13.17%Arkansas
33232Pennsylvania1556Massachusetts10.95%Rhode Island
32000Michigan1551Illinois6.86%California
31508Illinois1296Pennsylvania5.87%Ohio
30978California977Georgia5.66%Minnesota
26329Florida967Michigan5.52%District of Columbia
24523Louisiana806Ohio4.87%New Mexico
19815Connecticut798Florida4.74%Georgia
19630Georgia738Texas4.69%Illinois
19458Texas626Rhode Island4.52%Oklahoma
14193Maryland582Maryland4.45%Kentucky
12919Ohio545Connecticut4.30%Alabama
12085Washington482Iowa4.30%Nebraska
11686Indiana455Delaware3.94%Maryland
10019Colorado411Indiana3.93%South Dakota
9630Virginia349Colorado3.88%New Jersey
7239Tennessee331Louisiana3.78%Massachusetts
6764North Carolina298Arkansas3.75%Pennsylvania
5807Missouri244Alabama3.67%South Carolina
5424Alabama197Washington3.65%Texas
5090Rhode Island187North Carolina3.56%Arizona
5064Arizona187Arizona3.40%Indiana
4716Mississippi171District of Columbia3.37%Colorado
4499Wisconsin169South Carolina3.27%Utah
4439South Carolina155Tennessee2.95%New Hampshire
3830Nevada154Minnesota2.95%Wyoming
3259Utah142Kentucky2.94%Florida
3159Iowa134Missouri2.93%Michigan
3050Kentucky127Oklahoma2.72%Nevada
2927District of Columbia121Wisconsin2.69%North Carolina
2745Delaware110Utah2.68%Connecticut
2680Oklahoma107Nevada2.64%North Dakota
2567Minnesota101New Mexico2.62%Wisconsin
1986Kansas74Nebraska2.43%Alaska
1971New Mexico69South Dakota2.30%Oregon
1964Arkansas46Oregon2.26%Missouri
1956Oregon44New Hampshire2.10%Tennessee
1736Idaho39Kansas2.08%New York
1685South Dakota30Idaho1.93%Kansas
1648Nebraska17North Dakota1.70%Idaho
1447New Hampshire13Maine1.60%Washington
1213Puerto Rico13Wyoming1.46%Maine
902West Virginia12West Virginia1.33%Louisiana
875Maine8Alaska1.31%West Virginia
816Vermont2Vermont0.46%Montana
627North Dakota2Montana0.24%Vermont
584Hawaii0Virginia0.00%Virginia
437Montana0Mississippi0.00%Mississippi
428Wyoming0Puerto Rico0.00%Puerto Rico
321Alaska0Guam0.00%Guam
136Guam0Virgin Islands0.00%Virgin Islands
54Virgin Islands0Northern Marianas0.00%Northern Marianas
14Northern Marianas0American Samoa0.00%American Samoa
0American Samoa0Marshall Islands0.00%Marshall Islands
0Marshall Islands0Micronesia0.00%Micronesia
0Micronesia0Palau0.00%Palau
0Palau-37Hawaii-6.76%Hawaii
Not sure what happened to Hawaii, must have been an error.


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