Active cases down 1 to 263, rate still at 0.11% in the county.
Especially if almost all of the cases appear in the under 30 range.Bunk Moreland said:
well i think we have a consistent enough baseline of 10-20 cases a day for the regular community so if and when it shoots up to 30-50 I'll know what's community vs school spread.
Unless A&M announces the test results independently of the BCHD, we won't know how many cases are from A&M testing. The BCHD isn't going to distinguish between A&M tests and tests from medical facilities. All will be lumped together into the daily number.FlyRod said:
Any thoughts on reconfiguring the spreadsheet if and when TAMU cases become available? Separate columns?
It's very possible at one time they weren't (they're still not including jail/prison cases in the numbers), but they announced today they will include the school testing results.FlyRod said:
Ah ok. I thought I read prior that A&M tests would not be included.
We'll have to infer from the numbers if there is a spike. Should be easy base on age range.FlyRod said:
Ah cool. Thanks for the clarification. Would still be useful to know if any spikes are student or non-student driven but that is what it is.
At least A&M is going to put out their own test result numbers since the BCHD can't be bothered to split the daily numbers and tell us how many come from A&M testing.scd88 said:
What a bull**** subheading..."400 have tested positive since February..."
Is that even relevant to today? Feels like they just wanted to post a "big" number.
On a related note - thanks for posting and I am hoping we included campus numbers in the ones we have been following here.
AggiePhil said:
Numbers are starting to climb again. Not good.
It's the only thing he ever posts on this thread.lockett93 said:AggiePhil said:
Numbers are starting to climb again. Not good.
Ummmm. NO!!
Last Thursday we had 40 cases. The last 7 days cases is the lowest since June 5th.
However, with the return of students and the increased testing by the university, an increase in positive cases sound be expected.
right. on. cue.AggiePhil said:
Numbers are starting to climb again. Not good.