Saturday, October 16, 2021

Wisconsin Covid cases: the continuing chapters (10/16/2021 update)

 

From Tuesday, October 5 through Friday, October 9, Wisconsin reported 12,549 new Covid cases.

From Tuesday, October 12 through Friday October 15, Wisconsin reported 7,828 new Covid cases, a 37% decrease.

During the first 4 days of the 10/5-11/2021 reporting period, 24 countries were on track to exceed their previous week's total of new Covid cases and 12 counties had already exceeded that number.


During the first 4 days of the 10/12-18/2021 reporting period, 14 countries were on track to exceed their previous week's total of new Covid cases and 1 county had already exceeded that number.


Moving in the right direction.

New York Times (arrow added)

Original 10/11/2021 starts here

Oconto County is Wisconsin's hottest spot.


New York Times

Tuesday-Monday, October 5-11.  

Total tests (positive and negative): 64,257

One-week increase of 17,669 positive (27%)

Total positive Covid-19 cases:  754,054

Counties with largest numerical gains = 43 of 72

  •   4 with 600 or more new cases
  •   8  with 400-599 
  • 15 with 200-399
  • 18 with 100-199 

The 43
  • Milwaukee (2,656)
  • Waukesha (1,080)
  • Dane (981)
  • Brown (902)

  • Washington (579)
  • Fond du Lac, Marathon (512 each)
  • Racine (504)
  • Outagamie (460)
  • Kenosha (421)
  • Eau Claire (419)
  • Winnebago (417)

  • St. Croix (310)
  • Chippewa (302)
  • La Crosse (299)
  • Rock (296)
  • Grant (287)
  • Sheboygan (282)
  • Wood (275)
  • Dodge (272)
  • Ozaukee (270)
  • Sauk (225)
  • Marinette (218)
  • Polk (215)
  • Waupaca (209)
  • Portage (205)

  • Manitowoc  (194)
  • Oconto (192)
  • Monroe (178)
  • Dunn (173)
  • Columbia (170)
  • Shawano (161)
  • Jefferson, Oneida (155 each)
  • Lincoln (154)
  • Calumet (143)
  • Richland (140)
  • Pierce (137)
  • Langlade (122)
  • Waushara (121)
  • Door, Green Lake (110 each)
  • Juneau (102)

45 of 72 counties report an increase in new Covid cases during the past week, compared to 38 of 72 the previous week.
  
The counties with a 25% or more increase during the past week are listed here.



WI Department of Health Services

Wisconsin's 7-day average of new Covid cases is as high as it's been since Janaury 14, 2021.

New York Times

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