The good news in KY is it looks like numbers are starting to level off. Was March 28 the peak in KY?

 

Unfortunately not...

 

March 27

KY - 302 cases (21.77% increase); 7 deaths (2.32% mortality rate)

US - 103321 cases (21.05% increase); 1668 deaths (1.61% mortaility rate)

 

March 28

KY - 394 cases (30.46% increase); 7 deaths (1.78% mortality rate)

US - 122653 cases (18.71% increase); 2112 deaths (1.72% mortality rate)

 

March 29

KY - 439 cases (11.42% increase); 8 deaths (1.82% mortality rate)

US - 140904 cases (14.88% increase); 2405 deaths (1.71% mortality rate)

 

March 30

KY - 480 cases (9.34% increase); 11 deaths (2.29% mortality rate)

US - 163539 cases (16.06% increase); 2860 deaths (1.75% mortality rate)

 

March 31

KY - 591 cases (23.13% increase); 17 deaths (2.88% mortality rate)

US - TBD

Jefferson County - 58 new cases.

Fayette County - 17 new cases.

Hopkins County - 4 news cases.

Jessamine County - 3 news cases.

Kenton County - 2 new cases.

Shelby County - 2 new cases.

Daviess County - 2 new cases.

Edmonson County - 2 new cases.

McCracken County - 2 news cases.

Christian County - 2 new cases.

Campbell County - 1 new case.

LaRue County - 1 new case.

Graves County - 1 new case.

Clark County - 1 new case.

Madison County - 1 new case.

Montgomery County - 1 new case.

Laurel County - 1 new case.

Pulaski County - 1 new case.

Russell County - 1 new case.

Hancock County - 1 new case.

Muhlenberg County - 1 new case.

Hardin County - 1 new case.

Rockcastle County - 1 new case.

Scott County - 1 new case.

Henry County - 1 new case.

Union County - 1 new case.

Carroll County - 1 new case.

Woodford County - 1 new case.

Bourbon County - 1 new case.

Anderson County - 1 new case.

 

 

This is the result of increased testing.

Jefferson County - 58 new cases.

Fayette County - 17 new cases.

Hopkins County - 4 news cases.

Jessamine County - 3 news cases.

Kenton County - 2 new cases.

Shelby County - 2 new cases.

Daviess County - 2 new cases.

Edmonson County - 2 new cases.

McCracken County - 2 news cases.

Christian County - 2 new cases.

Campbell County - 1 new case.

LaRue County - 1 new case.

Graves County - 1 new case.

Clark County - 1 new case.

Madison County - 1 new case.

Montgomery County - 1 new case.

Laurel County - 1 new case.

Pulaski County - 1 new case.

Russell County - 1 new case.

Hancock County - 1 new case.

Muhlenberg County - 1 new case.

Hardin County - 1 new case.

Rockcastle County - 1 new case.

Scott County - 1 new case.

Henry County - 1 new case.

Union County - 1 new case.

Carroll County - 1 new case.

Woodford County - 1 new case.

Bourbon County - 1 new case.

Anderson County - 1 new case.

 

 

This is the result of increased testing.

 

I agree, but only people who show symptoms get tested.

Unfortunately not...

 

Today was not good. Six deaths.

We’re two weeks away from the peak.

Jefferson County - 58 new cases.

Fayette County - 17 new cases.

Hopkins County - 4 news cases.

Jessamine County - 3 news cases.

Kenton County - 2 new cases.

Shelby County - 2 new cases.

Daviess County - 2 new cases.

Edmonson County - 2 new cases.

McCracken County - 2 news cases.

Christian County - 2 new cases.

Campbell County - 1 new case.

LaRue County - 1 new case.

Graves County - 1 new case.

Clark County - 1 new case.

Madison County - 1 new case.

Montgomery County - 1 new case.

Laurel County - 1 new case.

Pulaski County - 1 new case.

Russell County - 1 new case.

Hancock County - 1 new case.

Muhlenberg County - 1 new case.

Hardin County - 1 new case.

Rockcastle County - 1 new case.

Scott County - 1 new case.

Henry County - 1 new case.

Union County - 1 new case.

Carroll County - 1 new case.

Woodford County - 1 new case.

Bourbon County - 1 new case.

Anderson County - 1 new case.

 

 

This is the result of increased testing.

 

Boyd County has three new cases today.

We’re two weeks away from the peak.

 

I hope so, but I don’t think they really have any idea how far away the peak is.

Our peak will be later than other states.

Unfortunately not...

 

I'd be interested to see the next couple of days. Wouldn't be surprised if some of those big numbers jumps came from not being reported Saturday and Sunday. I recognize that means those numbers were still positive tests but I'm just looking at the one day jump.

I agree, but only people who show symptoms get tested.

 

And not just show symptoms but showing severe symptoms. I just watched a commercial from St. Elizabeth telling people with mild symptoms to self quarantine and stay home.

The death rate in the US is slowly climbing.

More US deaths from the Rona then 9/11 according to Fox News

Something a little on the lighter side.

 

Access Denied

 

 

Mountain goats are taking advantage of the coronavirus lockdown in Wales, using the peace and space to roam in frisky clumps through the streets of the town of Llandudno.

 

Andrew Stuart, a video producer for the Manchester Evening News, has been posting videos of the furry adventurers on his Twitter feed and they are racking up hundreds of thousands of views.

 

Felt like I needed to do something to help last night so I partnered with Mio's Pizza in Clifton and together we've raised over $5700 so far to feed the ER and ICU workers at 5 Clifton hospitals. People can be awesome when we all come together for a common goal.

I hope so, but I don’t think they really have any idea how far away the peak is.

 

The model they constructed looks solid. April is gonna be brutal, then we should start to slide down the mountain. May will have its moments, I’m hoping by Memorial Day we can start to resume normalcy.