Your local COVID data

Average Deaths (7 Day): 0.1 (i.e. 1 death. out of all cases.)*
Covid Cases Admitted to Hospital since August 20th: 138
Current hospitalized COVID patients: 4
ICU Beds in use: 52% (unknown relation to 4 COVID Patients)
38 cases per 100,000 people, i.e. "Extremely High Risk" (with 10 cases per 100,000 people the threshold of "Very High Risk."

*(No deaths, at all, for more than month previously.)

Yeah, so I'm totally unconcerned by this.

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rambot said:

Don't be scared. Just show it all.

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Don't be patronizing.

I will go with this.

https://www.doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/COVID19/DataDashboard

Washington State:
Confirmed Cases: 515,410
Hospitalizations 32,236
Deaths 6,691 (1.2%)

Vaccine Doses Given: 8,616,877
Percent of total vaccinated: 55.2% (One dose at least 60.9%)

The website is behind since it is a weekend and they haven't verified the numbers. But we are averaging about 3,000 new cases a day.

Lain Iwakura said:

Average Deaths (7 Day): 0.1 (i.e. 1 death. out of all cases.)*
Covid Cases Admitted to Hospital since August 20th: 138
Current hospitalized COVID patients: 4
ICU Beds in use: 52% (unknown relation to 4 COVID Patients)
38 cases per 100,000 people, i.e. "Extremely High Risk" (with 10 cases per 100,000 people the threshold of "Very High Risk."

*(No deaths, at all, for more than month previously.)

Yeah, so I'm totally unconcerned by this.

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Where is that and do you have a link?

U.S. COVID Risk & Vaccine Tracker

Vaccination rate is fairly high at around 73%. Cases are still going up but not at a high rate, and despite the increase of cases since the spread of the Delta variant, the amount of deaths and hospitalizations has remained low.

Sacramento County, CA

Our most recent peak was 9/1, when we had 3,308 new cases, which dragged the 7-day average up from 828 to 1,218. Since then, it has started to go back down, but is still too high for my own comfort (since I live in the city, where everyone is in close quarters). As of yesterday we were back down to 753 new cases, though not enough time has passed from the most recent peak to bring down the 7-day average all that much (1,133).

The most recent data I could find on ICU capacity in the county is a bit dated (from the week of August 20th), but it shows that things were getting pretty bad in the county and surrounding areas, with most places being well north of 90% capacity for ICU beds (only Sutter, Mercy, and Methodist hospitals buck this trend; Methodist by a lot somehow, at only 37.8% capacity). Some facilities in the surrounding area, like Marshall Medical Center in Placerville, are actually operating at above 100% capacity (103.1%), which is obviously very bad. I'm going to guess that since all the stats I could find were from before the most recent peak in the county, they've all gotten worse, though some didn't have far to go (Kaiser was at 98%, with 43.4 out of 44.3 beds occupied).

Vaccination rates appear to be on the low side, with 54.78% fully vaccinated, and 61.82% partially vaccinated. This lags behind nearby counties like Marin (75.36% and 81.19%, respectively) and Napa (64.89 and 73.65), but is better than other nearby counties such as Amador (42.94 and 58.95) and San Joaquin (47.14 and 58.96). And if we take a long view, the vaccination rate appears to be steadily increasing and does not show signs of slowing down yet. This is good. We really need to bring these numbers up, and we can do it. The good thing is that it seems like people are still taking it seriously in a lot of places (probably because so many private businesses still require masks), even as they may gripe about this all taking forever.

Paulos23 said:

Where is that and do you have a link?

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My location is not public information. The source is from the NYT's tracker.

Vaccination Progress
% Vaccinated
54.1%
1+ dose

Daily new cases
34.0
per
100k
Infection rate
-
Positive test rate
8.5%

U.S. COVID Risk & Vaccine Tracker

Lain Iwakura said:

My location is not public information. The source is from the NYT's tracker.

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You just give us the state and your state's numbers like I did.

my town in BC ha been doing very great actually some how.

Only 2 cases last week, with around 106 total since pandemic started. 96 was total last month and have had 2-4 cases every week this month*

for vaccination rate we are at about, 80% for 1st dose and 72% 2nd dose for elligable. They don't have a figure for % of all population. New figures go live in about 10 hours for the %.