05-18-2020, 03:39 PM
The graphs work for me, but that is likely because I have been looking at the LA Times and Worldometers graphs and tables each day.
I think Gov Newsom will need to do a bit of work to set CA expectations as we move forward. In NY their case counts climbed quickly and they are now experiencing a quick drop in cases and deaths. Perhaps it could have been worse, but they had a few weeks in there with a lot of cases and deaths. Meanwhile CA really did a lot more to flatten the curve at the onset. Even now CA ranks #29 in deaths per capita even though CA has some of the largest and most densely populated metropolitan areas in the USA. That was a great accomplishment, but that may mean we don't see a dramatic drop in cases like we may see in other states.
I think Gov Newsom will need to do a bit of work to set CA expectations as we move forward. In NY their case counts climbed quickly and they are now experiencing a quick drop in cases and deaths. Perhaps it could have been worse, but they had a few weeks in there with a lot of cases and deaths. Meanwhile CA really did a lot more to flatten the curve at the onset. Even now CA ranks #29 in deaths per capita even though CA has some of the largest and most densely populated metropolitan areas in the USA. That was a great accomplishment, but that may mean we don't see a dramatic drop in cases like we may see in other states.