USA New Covid-19 cases ↑ 1% (+100,304 past 24hr)

[greyl]

837 deaths.

https://infection2020.com/

https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6


Tokyo confirms 124 new cases of coronavirus:

Link to tweet

[regnaD kciN]

1. That 100K+ daily figure is only from the first link...

...which isn't an official source, and whose previous-days numbers don't seem to match those from the CDC.

We'll have to wait until tomorrow afternoon to see if the CDC total breaks six figures for the first time ever.

[Ms. Toad]

2. It won't. Sunday is always the lowest day of the week.

Today was around 79,000. Tomorrow will likely be in the low 70,000s.

[greyl]

4. According to what linkable source? nt

[Ms. Toad]

5. According to the data I have been keeping since January,

For which the underlying source is largely originally worldometers.com

Feel free to search for my posts on COVID to assess how accurate the predictions I have made based on the data I have filled have been.

[greyl]

6. The worldometers . com you rely on is MALWARE. Wtf. nt

[Ms. Toad]

8. No, it's not.

It's the one most of us around here (and elsewhere) who regularly track this rely on.

They update it regularly at a fixed time each day so that you can get a reliable 24-hour tally of new cases. They also regularly update previous data as the data is updated. When there are major updates, they promptly provide an explanation of why, for example, there appears to be a signficiant jump in cases that does not reflect an actual jump in cases. The source for all their data is identified.

Prior to the worldometeres site, many of us used the Johns Hopkins site, but it started to significant errors that persisted for days, and has never updated at a fixed time each day - making it difficult to have a day-end time that can be relied on for a 24-hour new case count.

There have been a few flash-in-the-pan sites that had fleeting popularity, but none that are anywhere near as consistently reliable as worldometers.

It is supported by advertising (as is DU), but I have never had any malware issues with it - nor am I aware of anyone else who uses it who has had any.

[greyl]

9. Worldometers.info is the legit URL, not .com, correct?

I'm getting "not secure", and domain redirects here in two browsers for the .com.

Btw, there's a difference between "past 24 hours" and "day total."

[greyl]

3. Right, second link shows 83,718 cases, 914 deaths.

83,718 and 914

Link to tweet

[greyl]

7. (+57,662 past 24hr)

https://infection2020.com/