Friday, April 2, 2021

Moving in the wrong direction: 7-day average of new COVID-19 cases in Minnesota up 123% since mid-February


New York Times

Counties at highest risk are located in rural areas of the state.   Jackson County, the deep red square sitting on the Iowa border, has lost 40% of its population since its 1940 peaks, is 92% white with 22% 65 and older.  Trump won the county by 39 percentage points in 2020.


MPR News, 4/2/2021
3 things to know 
  • More than 1.7 million with at least one dose; nearly 1.1 million fully vaccinated; seven-day trend at new high
  • ICU needs, active cases at highest levels since January; 
  • outbreaks in central, northeastern Minnesota, southwest Twin Cities suburbs State makes it a bit easier for assisted living residents to get out for April celebrations, play cards and eat dinner together

As of March 7,  the Covid Tracking Project is no longer collecting new data.


2/4/2021 update starts here

Total tests (positive and negative):  3,276,614 
  • Jan 28-Feb 3:        55,622 
  • Jan 21-27:             58,231
  • Jan 14-20:             57,750
  • Jan 7-13:               72,525
  • Dec 31-Jan 6:        70,741
  • Dec 24-30:            71,592
  • Dec 17-23:            85,757   
  • Dec 10-16:            98,878
  • Dec 3-9:              138,272
  • Nov 26-Dec 2:    159,025
  • Nov 19-25:         193,306 
  • Nov 12-18:         160,756
  • Nov 5-11:           124,044
  • Oct 29-Nov 4:   118,608 
  • Oct 22-28:           91,819
  • Oct 15-21:           94,954
  • Oct 8-14:           102,090 
  • Oct 1-7:               96,440
  • Sep 24-30:          90,750
  • Sep 17-24:          71,559
  • Sep 10-16:          48,199 
  • Sep 3-9:              53,341
  • Aug 27-Sep 2:    71,807
  • Aug 20-26:         58,121  
  • Aug 13-19:         68,141
  • Aug 6-12:           65,192
  • Jul 40-Aug 5:     85,468

Week by week number of new cases:
  • Jan 28-Feb 3:         6,449  (down 20% from previous week)
  • Jan 21-27:              8,049  (down 12%)
  • Jan 14-20:              9,138  (down 28%)
  • Jan 7-13:              12,767 (down 12%)
  • Dec 31-Jan 6:      14,470  (up 37%)
  • Dec 24-30:          10,588  (down 34%)
  • Dec 17-23:          16,107  (down 29%) 
  • Dec 10-16:          22,693  (down 37%)
  • Dec 3-9:              36,242  (down 5%)
  • Nov 26-Dec 2:    38,174  (down 19%)
  • Nov 19-25:         47,260  (down 1%)
  • Nov 12-18:         47,473  (up 41%)   
  • Nov 5-11:           33,647  (up 57%)
  • Oct 29-Nov 4:   21,479  (up 67%)
  • Oct 22-28:         12,853  (up 21%)
  • Oct 15-21:         10,648  (up 15%)
  • Oct 8-14:            9,292  (up 24%)   
  • Oct 1-7:              7,517  (up 7%)
  • Sep 24-30:          7,034  (up 12%7)
  • Sep 17-23:          6,287  (up 59%)
  • Sep 10-16:           3,945  (down 18%)
  • Sep 3-9:              4,813  (up %)_
  • Aug 27-Sep 2:    4,849  (up 27%)
  • Aug 20-26:         4,618  (up 7%)
  • Aug 13-19:         4,315  (down 5%) 
  • Aug 6-12:           4,524  (down 6%)
  • Jul 30-Aug 5:     4,831  (down 3%)
  • July 23-29:        4,986  (up 21%)
  • July 16-22:         4,119  (down 1%)
  • July 9-15:          4,153 (up 45%)
  • July 2-8:             2,873 (down 3%)
  • Jun 25 - Jul 1:    2,953  (up 20%)   
  • June 18-24:        2,467  (up 1%)
  • June 11-17:        2,427  (down 19%)
  • June 4-10:          2,999  (down 12%)
  • May 28-June 3:  3,406  (down 29%)
  • May 21-27:        4,794   (up 1%)
  • May 14-20:         4,753
  • May 7-13:           4,338
  • Apr 30-May 6:    3,935
  • April 23 -29:       1,042
  • April 16-22:        1,690
  • April 9-15:             670




COVID Tracking Project




Deaths reported:
  • As of March 18 -         0
  • As of March 25 -         1
  • As of April     1 -       17
  • As of April     8 -       39  (+  22)
  • As of April   15 -       87  (+  48)
  • As of April   22 -     179  (+  92)
  • As of April   29 -     319  (+140)
  • As of May      6 -     485  (+166)
  • As of May    13 -     638  (+153)
  • As of May    20 -     786  (+148)
  • As of May    27 -     942  (+156)
  • As of June      3 -  1,097  (+155)
  • As of June    10 - 1,267  (+170)
  • As of June    17 -  1,357  (+  90)
  • As of June    24 -  1,432  (+  75)
  • As of July       1 -  1,482  (+  50)
  • As of July       8 -  1,523  (+  41)
  • As of July     15 -  1,558  (+  35)
  • As of July     22 -  1,592  (+  34)
  • As of July     29 -  1,629  (+  37)
  • As of Aug       5 -  1,670  (+  41)
  • As of Aug     12 -  1,724  (+  54)
  • As of Aug     19 -  1 784  (+  60)
  • As of Aug     26 -  1,842  (+  58)
  • As of Sep        2 -  1,882  (+  40)
  • As of Sep        9 -  1,921  (+  39)
  • As of Sep      16 -  1,985  (+  64)
  • As of Sep      23 -  2,037  (+  52)
  • As of Sep      30 -  2,089  (+  52)
  • As of Oct        7 -  2,154  (+  65)
  • As of Oct      14 -  2,199  (+  45)
  • As of Oct      21 -  2,281  (+  82)
  • As of Oct      28 -  2,387  (+106) 
  • As of Nov       4 -  2,530  (+143)
  • As of Nov     11 -  2,754  (+224)
  • As of Nov     18 -  3,010  (+256)
  • As of Nov     25 -  3,375  (+365)
  • As of Dec       2 -  3,692  (+317)
  • As of Dec       9 -  4,109  (+417)
  • As of Dec     16 -  4,575  (+466)
  • As of Dec     23 -  4,971  (+396)
  • As of Dec     30 -  5,262  (+301) 
  • As of Jan        6 -  5,528  (+266)
  • As of Jan      13 -  5,774  (+246)
  • As of Jan      20 -  5,979  (+225)
  • As of Jan      27 -  6,124  (+145)
  • As of Feb       3 -  6.134  (+110)

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Arkansas.  (1/20/2021)
California.  (1/17/2021)
Connecticut.  (8/21/2020)
Florida.  (2/1/2021)
Georgia.  (2/1/2021)
Idaho.  (1/17/2021)
Illinois.  (2/2/2021)
Indiana.  (1/16/2021)
Iowa.  (1/16/2021)
Kansas.  (1/20/2021)
Kentucky.  (1/20/2021)
Louisiana.  (1/16/2021)
Maryland.  (1/27/2021)
Massachusetts.  (2/2/2021)
Michigan.  (2/2/2021)
Minnesota.  (1/21/2021)
Mississippi.  (2/1/2021)
Montana. (1/1/2021)
Nebraska.  (1/20/2021)
Nevada.  (2/3/2021)
New Jersey,  (2/2/2021)
New York.  (2/2/2021)
North Carolina.  (1/17/2021)
North Dakota.  (1/17/2021)
Ohio.  (1/16/2021)
Pennsylvania.  (2/2/2021)
South Carolina.  (1/19/2021)
South Dakota.  (1/20/2021)
Tennessee.  (1/22/2021)
Texas   (1/16/2021)
Utah.  (2/3/2021)
Virginia.  (1/22/2021)
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West Virginia.  (1/20/2021)

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