I'm pretty sure that after the weekend break, they just report a number for 3 days and somebody (either FL or at the CDC) divides by 3. Since it isn't always divisible by 3 they shift a few cases around so the total works out.
The funny part is that this one was divisible by 3. It's almost like they had their numbers finalized as division with remainders and then got another email at the end of the day with a few more cases.
All you need to know is look at Wisconsin's stats after the Bucks win two weeks ago.
7 day rolling average goes from 83 on about 7/23 to 1087 on 8/4
Yep.
I agree the numbers are probably higher all around because people using at home tests that aren't reported to the health departments. Also those that are vaccinated that aren't testing...
Also people were supposed to be tested.. Many people are reporting that they overheard people talking about how they got in with positive tests or that they had someone's negative test for themselves. So we are likely going to see a rise from that. Many people posted videos
Um..... give it a moment.
I don't understand the connotation that those that are vaccinated aren't testing. If someone is vaccinated and showing symptoms they should absolutely be tested unless they're not planning on leaving the house the next 10 days.
Where are you talking about? Totally curious.
Well this sounds reliable . . .
If you are hospitalized you will be tested.
I got two shots. I think I’ll be fine.
Consider yourself lucky. I've only been tested for the Pfizer-BioNTech trial. But that is 4 nasal swabs for me so far. If I ever do get sick, I have to self administer that test myself
Ours encouraged all of us to "Get the damn vaccine".
Oh no is it really as bad as they say? I’m flying home from WDW tomorrow and was planning to get tested next week.Consider yourself lucky. I've only been tested for the Pfizer-BioNTech trial. But that is 4 nasal swabs for me so far. If I ever do get sick, I have to self administer that test myself
Keep in mind these are the really far up your nose for 10 seconds tests. Not all are this bad. My first one I could feel it for like a day after. I did hold my breath and I was pretty tense and it made my eyes water. If this is the far up your nose almost to your brain like mine, just tilt your head back. Do not hold your breath and inhale through your nose. I find it opens the passages for me and makes it less irritating. Last one I had a few weeks ago was nothing at all. I didn't even flinch or sneeze or anything. No lingering sensations either.
Have you ever had water go up your nose while swimming? It's like a sharper version of that sensation. Really unpleasant, but it doesn't last long. I pinch my hand to distract myself while it's happening.
