Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?

[oceanbreeze77]

But facts don't matter to some here.

yeah just look in the mirror

 

[schuelma]

Knew it would be this way when 173 deaths were reported, regardless of the fact that a signinficant portions of the deaths happened over the past month or so. But facts don't matter to some here.

So in 2-3 weeks, when Florida likely reports more than 173 deaths..what will you say then?

Deaths are deaths

 

[Miss Bella]

RNC called off the convention due to covid but parks are still open.

A lot of things are still open. Let’s not compare a convention to a theme park. It was just an observation that they have decided not to have one at all.

 

[Lilofan]

A lot of things are open. Let’s not compare a convention to a them park. It was just an observation that they have decided not to have one at all.

Observation? More like FL is a hotbed and not safe to have the event but ok to keep the parks open and push to send the kids back to school?

 

[legwand77]

yeah just look in the mirror

Again you still have never shown me where I have not shared anything other than the facts.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Observation? More like FL is a hotbed and not safe to have the event but ok to send the kids back to school?

Things trended ever so slightly down for a few days. That is great news!

 

[Miss Bella]

Those would be the “healthy” people that died.

Seriously, do you really believe that someone who died from COVID induced pneumonia while suffering from a lung condition, or COVID induced clotting causing a heart attack while having a heart condition AREN’T COVID deaths? Or that their underlying condition shouldn’t be listed on their death certificate?

EDIT: Really, it should be concerning that 30% of deaths were "Covid, nothing but covid" and not covid+pre-existing lung condition, covid+pre-existing heart condition, covid+pre-existing diabetes, etc.

I didn’t think the article was detailed enough to make any assumptions.

 

[legwand77]

It will be interesting to see to also look at the actual date of deaths in the 173 reported. I expected it to go up and might a bit more this week.

To answer the question it spread out over the past month. As I expected.

7/22 – 20
7/21 – 37
7/20 – 21
7/19 – 13
7/18 – 12
7/17 – 15
7/16 – 7
7/15 – 8
7/14 – 4
7/13 – 6
7/12 – 5
7/11 – 7
7/10 – 3
7/9 – 3
7/6 – 1
7/5 – 3
7/4 – 2
7/3 – 3
7/2 – 1
6/28 – 2

 

[JoeCamel]

Just had a national volleyball tournament last week at The OCC in orlando with 17000 people.

9600 but you be you.

OCCC Calendar

 

[kpilcher]

So does that mean you agree that Florida cases are stable and positivity is declining over the past month?

Forgive my crude photoshop skills, but if this helps:
I broke out for you total new cases per day June 23 to July 23 & positivity rate and daily death rates from June 22 to July 22.
Source is my station's Coronavirus tracker infographic that our team updates daily.

UPDATE: See Florida’s curve when it comes to coronavirus cases

Coronavirus was first reported in Florida in March.

www.clickorlando.com

 

[legwand77]

9600 but you be you.

OCCC Calendar

Good grief, enough with the gotcha

https://www.orlandosentinel.com/new...0200710-lnefzgldxrhzpc26ykvilmxdde-story.html

The event is expected to draw about 17,000 people to tourist-starved Central Florida over the next two weeks

 

[JoeCamel]

I live in Florida. All of Florida isn’t a hotbed. South Florida is a mess, but that’s not the case everywhere.

I-4 corridor is above most and heating up.

 

[JoeCamel]

Good grief, enough with the gotcha

https://www.orlandosentinel.com/new...0200710-lnefzgldxrhzpc26ykvilmxdde-story.html

The event is expected to draw about 17,000 people to tourist-starved Central Florida over the next two weeks

Not what they booked, if 17K showed up they would not have had space available.

Stop with the drive bys and guesses as to what you claim as numbers.

 

[chrisvee]

My dad (who I realize is no expert) said it will affect all regions. He says a vaccine is way off, folks won't even want to uniformly BE vaccinated, and those companies still hanging on right now will have to pay the piper at some point. He says we'll look at 2020 as the good old days.

2021 is going to be very very grim if we don’t contain thus virus

people aren’t going to enjoy depression-like times

 

[legwand77]

Forgive my crude photoshop skills, but if this helps:
I broke out for you total new cases per day June 23 to July 23 & positivity rate and daily death rates from June 22 to July 22.
Source is my station's Coronavirus tracker infographic that our team updates daily.

UPDATE: See Florida’s curve when it comes to coronavirus cases

Coronavirus was first reported in Florida in March.

www.clickorlando.com

and, I already posted those graphs earlier today but sourced the state data.

 

[legwand77]

Not what they booked, if 17K showed up they would not have had space available.

Stop with the drive byes

You obviously never booked a convention before. So the Orlando Sentinnel was lying.

 

[kpilcher]

and, I already posted those graphs earlier today but sourced the state data.

Our source is also the state data. But I don't think any of these numbers show a downward trajectory. God knows I hope they do soon. Haven't seen today's numbers but Orange County was trending down slightly as of Monday.

 

[Miss Bella]

I live in Florida. All of Florida isn’t a hotbed. South Florida is a mess, but that’s not the case everywhere.

It’s nice to have some perspective from somebody that lives there. What do you think the issue is in South Florida?

 

[chrisvee]

it means "Florida, you're in a REALLY bad position"

and if Disney doesn’t get their heads on straight, they are doomed

 

[chrisvee]

A lot of things are still open. Let’s not compare a convention to a theme park. It was just an observation that they have decided not to have one at all.

they decided not to bring people from all over the country into FL