Covid virus in phoenix (Tucson, Tempe: shopping mall, electricity, ranking)

[MN-Born-n-Raised]

Read https://www.newsweek.com/texas-docto...vities-1515790

The activities were ranked by physicians from the TMA COVID-19 Task Force and the TMA Committee on Infectious Diseases.

[hikernut]

Originally Posted by LBTRS

We've been told to all wear masks for several weeks and the numbers are not going down. Seems like the numbers would have started to decline by now.

It’s probably still a little early. From restaurants reopening it took about four weeks for a definite uptrend in new cases to develop. The actual inflection point was more like three weeks out, but it takes a few days before a convincing trend is noticed. I’m using the moving average line on the county page for this.

Mask orders went into effect June 17-19. Four weeks out from that is July 15-17, and then it takes up to a week for all the reports to come in.

IMO, the daily numbers we hear on the news are too “noisy”. I like the averages lines.

[Burning Madolf]

Originally Posted by MN-Born-n-Raised

Read https://www.newsweek.com/texas-docto...vities-1515790

The activities were ranked by physicians from the TMA COVID-19 Task Force and the TMA Committee on Infectious Diseases.

Second comment took the words right out of my mouth:
"Where does working in a restaurant show up if just eating at one is one of the worst?"
I assume if you were working at a bar/restaurant then you are "going" there.

[MN-Born-n-Raised]

Originally Posted by stafen

Recently My native affected with COVID-19, He absolutely mentally collapsed, I talked him and want to give him some courage, Some time I **** found any word, GOD Save us! GOD Save us!

Thanks for posting. FINALLY, someone who has more typos than I do.

[MN-Born-n-Raised]

Originally Posted by Burning Madolf

Second comment took the words right out of my mouth:
"Where does working in a restaurant show up if just eating at one is one of the worst?"
I assume if you were working at a bar/restaurant then you are "going" there.

Ha! I noticed that one as well.

[JGMotorsport64]

Originally Posted by MN-Born-n-Raised

Thanks for posting. FINALLY, someone who has more typos than I do.

I'm curious what word was used before "found."

[MN-Born-n-Raised]

Originally Posted by JGMotorsport64

I'm curious what word was used before "found."

My guess is the word was "couldn't" but auto-checked / misspelled as "c_nt" (slang for a female body part).

[aab7855]

So much for that "hot weather kills the virus" theory eh?

[cactusland]

Originally Posted by DetroitN8V

Nah. The adults understand that a novel virus is just that and the approach changes, for a multitude of reasons. It's just a very vocal minority that have allowed this to drive their paranoia to the next level.

AndroidAZ did a great job explaining it here: https://www.city-data.com/forum/58584338-post2109.html

I think it's more than a vocal minority. If these "so called adults" of yours understood this, then it would be explained more often and clearly in the media. It isn't. People are obviously confused and lost. This entire situation has been handled poorly.
With that being said, I haven't seen many countries handle it super-well.

I'm glad this is going away, or has mutated to be less deadly. We need to get back on with our lives.

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by aab7855

So much for that "hot weather kills the virus" theory eh?

Not really. Around the world, it does appear that there is a summer lull. But it is only one factor of many. Reckless behavior is another. And it probably is not hot weather kills the virus, but that people are naturally more distant in warm weather, schools closed, vacations, dining outdoors, even vitamin D. Except in the sun belt states where people stay indoors in AC as much as possible.

I heard Birx say at the briefing today that they are trying to understand why all of the sunbelt states cases exploded nearly simultaneously - something not seen yet in the epidemic.