Monday, February 15, 2021

Week by week: COVID-19 cases in Alabama



New York Times


Total tests (positive and negative):  2,228,706
  • Feb 8-14:          41,577
  • Feb 1-7:            46,624
  • Jan 25-31:         54,150
  • Jan 18-24:         57,067
  • Jan 11-17:         62,832
  • Jan 4-10:           66,586
  • Dec 27-Jan 3:    56,330
  • Dec 20-26:        59,850
  • Dec 13-19:        87,451
  • Dec 7-13:          51,398
  • Nov 30-Dec 6:  65,328
  • Nov 23-29:       52,327
  • Nov 16-22:       65,980
  • Nov 9-15:         56,715
  • Nov 2-8:           50,111
  • Oct 26-Nov 1:  49,914
  • Oct 19-25:        47,770
  • Oct 12-18:        43,889
  • Oct 5-11:          47,489
  • Sep 28-Oct 4:   51,279
  • Sep 21-27:        57,222
  • Sep 14-20:        43,770
  • Sep 7-13:          29,165
  • Aug 31-Sep 6:   3,246 (-26,367 adjustment on 9/1)
  • Aug 24-30:       59,393
  • Aug 17-23:       75,225
  • Aug 10-16:       84,973
  • Aug 3-9:           56,381

New cases week by week:

  • Feb 8-14:             8,508  (down 32% from previous week)
  • Feb 1-7:             12,484  (down 14%)
  • Jan 25-31:         14,469  (down 22%)
  • Jan 18-24:         18,512  (down 11%)
  • Jan 11-17:         20,698  (down 31%)
  • Jan 4-10:          29,996  (up 14%)
  • Dec 27-Jan 3:    26,306  (up 14%)
  • Dec 20-26:        23,176  (down 4%)
  • Dec 13-19:        26,821  (up 4%)
  • Dec 7-13:          25,754  (up 14%)
  • Nov 30-Dec 6:  22,648  (up 53%) 
  •  Nov 23-29:      14,773  (up <1%)
  • Nov 16-22:       14,684  (up 3%)
  • Nov 9-15:         14,195  (up 46%)
  • Nov 2-8:             9,702  (up 1%)
  • Oct 26-Nov 1:    9,630  (down 18%)
  • Oct 19-25:        11,729  (up 22%)
  • Oct 12-18:          7,284  (up 19%)
  • Oct 5-11:            6,143  (down 10%)
  • Sep 28-Oct 4:     6,848  (down 7%)
  • Sep 21-27:          7,359  (up 17%)
  • Sep 14-20:          6,207  (down 4%)
  • Sep 7-13:            6,441  (down 9%) 
  • Aug 31-Sep 6:    7.079  (down 30%)
  • Aug 24-30:       10,175  (up 54%)
  • Aug 17-23:         6,627  (down %)
  • Aug 10-16:         7,099 (down 29%)
  • Aug 3-9:             9,990 (down 18%)
  • Jul 27-Aug 2:   12,150 (down 1%)
  • July 20-26:       12,283 (down 8%)
  • July 13-19:      13,324 (up 25%)
  • July 6-12:        10,634 (up 25%) 
  • Jun 29 - Jul 5:  8,512 (up 66%)
  • June 22-28:       5,120  (up 9%)
  • June 15-21:       4,706  (down %)
  • June 8-14:         5,115  (up 97%)
  • June 1-7:            2,597 (down 27%)
  • May 25-31:        3,572 (up 40%)
  • May 18-24:         2,556  (up 29%)
  • May 11-17:         1,994
  • May 4-10:           2,052
  • Apr 26-May 3:    1,455
  • April 19-25:        1,433
  • April 12-18:        1,312
  • April 5-11:          1,729



COVID Tracking Project


Deaths reported:
  • As of March 22 -        0
  • As of March 29 -        4  (+     4)
  • As of April     5 -      45  (+  46)
  • As of April   12 -      91  (+  63)
  • As of April   19 -    154  (+  62)
  • As of April   26 -     216  (+  68)
  • As of May      3 -     290  (+  74)
  • As of May    10 -     393  (+103)
  • As of May    17 -     488  (+  95)
  • As of May    24 -     551  (+  63)
  • As of May    31 -     631  (+  80)
  • As of June      7 -     692  (+  61)
  • As of June    14 -     773  (+  81)
  • As of June    21 -     839  (+  66)
  • As of June    28 -     919  (+  80)
  • As of July       5 -     984  (+  65)
  • As of July     12 -  1,121  (+139)
  • As of July     19 -  1,287  (+166)
  • As of July     26 -  1,473  (+186)
  • As of Aug       2 -  1,627  (+154)
  • As of Aug       9 -  1,768  (+141)
  • As of Aug      16 - 1,898  (+130)
  • As of Aug      23 - 2,013  (+115)
  • As of Aug      30 - 2,162  (+149)
  • As of Sep         6-  2,276  (+114)
  • As of Sep       13 - 2,351  (+  75)
  • As of Sep       20 - 2,437  (+  86)
  • As of Sep       27 - 2,501  (+  74)
  • As of Oct         4-  2,558  (+  57)
  • As of Oct       11 - 2,664  (+106)
  • As of Oct       18 - 2,788  (+124)
  • As of Oct       25-  2,866  (+  80)
  • As of Nov        1-  2,973  (+107)
  • As of Nov        8 - 3,084  (+111)
  • As of Nov      15 - 3,248  (+164)
  • As of Nov      22 - 3,457  (+209)
  • As of Nov      29 - 3,577  (+120) 
  • As of Dec        6 - 3,889  (+312)
  • As of Dec      13 - 4,102  (+213)
  • As of Dec      20 - 4,389  (+287)
  • As of Dec      27 - 4,691  (+302)
  • As of Jan         3 - 4,873  (+182) 
  • As of Jan       10 - 5,334  (+461)
  • As of Jan       17 - 6,120  (+786) 
  • As of Jan        24-  6,660  (+520)
  • As of Jan       31-  7,566  (+906)
  • As of Feb         7 - 8,515  (+949)  
  • As of Feb       14 - 9,242  (+727)

Alabama, Oregon and South Carolina are among the states with the biggest increases. Alabama saw a 92 percent change in its seven-day average, while Oregon’s seven-day average was up 83.8 percent and South Carolina’s was up 60.3 percent. Hospitalizations have risen as well. For example, Arkansas has seen a 120.7 percent increase in hospitalizations, from 92 cases to 203, since Memorial Day.

Related posts:
Alabama.  (2/15/2021)
Arizona.  (2/1/2021)
Arkansas.  (2/4/2021)
California.  (2/7/2021)
Connecticut.  (8/21/2020)
Florida.  (2/15/2021)
Georgia.  (2/15/2021)
Idaho.  (2/7/2021)
Illinois.  (2/2/2021)
Indiana.  (2/6/2021)
Iowa.  (2/6/2021)
Kansas.  (2/4/2021)
Kentucky.  (2/4/2021)
Louisiana.  (2/6/2021)
Maryland.  (1/27/2021)
Massachusetts.  (2/2/2021)
Michigan.  (2/2/2021)
Minnesota.  (2/4/2021)
Mississippi.  (2/1/2021)
Montana. (2/5/2021)
Nebraska.  (2/4/2021)
Nevada.  (2/3/2021)
New Jersey,  (2/2/2021)
New York.  (2/2/2021)
North Carolina.  (2/7/2021)
North Dakota.  (2/7/2021)
Ohio.  (2/6/2021)
Pennsylvania.  (2/2/2021)
South Carolina.  (2/5/2021)
South Dakota.  (2/4/2021)
Tennessee.  (2/5/2021)
Texas   (2/6/2021)
Utah.  (2/3/2021)
Virginia.  (1/22/2021)
Washington State.  (6/12/2020)
West Virginia.  (2/3/2021)

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