Packed out here in Charleston area. Parking and traffic crazier than normal. Isle of Palms gave 500 parking tickets just last Saturday.We were watching the webcams from the OBX last weekend and the beaches were empty. Hardly anyone there.
Packed out here in Charleston area. Parking and traffic crazier than normal. Isle of Palms gave 500 parking tickets just last Saturday.We were watching the webcams from the OBX last weekend and the beaches were empty. Hardly anyone there.
Indeed. This likely means deaths per day now are probably lower than reported in the daily reports, though (since a lot of the deaths reported today actually happened some time ago)...assuming fatalities are decreasing nationwide (which I think they must likely are).https://www.businessinsider.com/reopening-georgia-coronavirus-case-data-lag-2020-5
Across the country, there seems to be a lag in reporting positive test cases as well as deaths. So the numbers we're getting is more like a snapshot of what things were like 2 weeks ago and not as they are currently. So not exactly helpful to understand what effects reopening is having where they are doing it currently.
The CDC has said the reporting lag for deaths could range from one to eight weeks, or more, "depending on the jurisdiction, age, and cause of death," though the CDC also says the average lag is closer to one or two weeks.
We were watching the webcams from the OBX last weekend and the beaches were empty. Hardly anyone there.
I tend to think you're correct. There's a lot of momentum behind opening up at this point, especially considering all our neighbors sans Virginia have done so. We still have plenty of hospital and ICU space available too, although of course if things got out of control, that could change.
One of my co-workers went to the Kill Devil Hills area and said it was slammed there Saturday and Friday evening. I guess it depends on the location.
I think we move to ph2 too, but the 14 day rolling avg of new cases isn't good. With that said, Cooper can hang his hat on this as it's not decreasing.
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We've increased testing a lot, though, so it isn't particularly surprising the number of cases is increasing. But you're right as that's one of the metrics they are supposedly looking at.I think we move to ph2 too, but the 14 day rolling avg of new cases isn't good. With that said, Cooper could hang his hat on this and hold at ph1 as it's not decreasing.
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The rise could be because of more testing,I think we move to ph2 too, but the 14 day rolling avg of new cases isn't good. With that said, Cooper could hang his hat on this and hold at ph1 as it's not decreasing.
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Did they have underlying conditionsAll Pier 1 stores (home furnishing) will close. Also cheddars in Winston will be closed permanently. All corona related permanent closures.
Yes.Did they have underlying conditions
We had actually booked a room but cancelled due to concerns with both the virus and the weather. It was at the sea ranch and their webcam was bare nobody at the beach.
Current hospital census is probably a better metric and Georgia’s has still been heading down. My hospital keeps decreasing regularly.https://www.businessinsider.com/reopening-georgia-coronavirus-case-data-lag-2020-5
Across the country, there seems to be a lag in reporting positive test cases as well as deaths. So the numbers we're getting is more like a snapshot of what things were like 2 weeks ago and not as they are currently. So not exactly helpful to understand what effects reopening is having where they are doing it currently.
The CDC has said the reporting lag for deaths could range from one to eight weeks, or more, "depending on the jurisdiction, age, and cause of death," though the CDC also says the average lag is closer to one or two weeks.
Well, I don’t think the CDC is a credible source of information as the agency is terribly corrupt. I trust Georgia’s health department over the CDC. CDC=WHO=UN=CCP.Current hospital census is probably a better metric and Georgia’s has still been heading down. My hospital keeps decreasing regularly.