Another tough day. Still not as bad as NYC had it.
Would be interesting to see the stats of citizen vs non citizen in the RGV (and all other border counties in the US) but it's probably not allowed to be mentioned.Keegan99 said:
Fully explain? No. Contribute? Absolutely. And in a not insignificant way.
Move the date slider here. You can see the intensity in south Texas radiate north over the past few weeks.
https://healthweather.us/?date=2020-07-06&mode=Observed®ionId=US
Cyp0111 said:
Where is hospital?
goodAg80 said:
Another tough day. Still not as bad as NYC had it.
Philip J Fry said:goodAg80 said:
Another tough day. Still not as bad as NYC had it.
Until it's people filling up hospitals and dying, I contend that the number infected is pointless to follow.
To my eyes it looks like people are dying. What am I missing?Philip J Fry said:goodAg80 said:
Another tough day. Still not as bad as NYC had it.
Until it's people filling up hospitals and dying, I contend that the number infected is pointless to follow.
Using random Buc-ees as a measure of mask compliance, I would agree. Early on (months ago), there a decent % of mask wearers, maybe as high as 50%. That dropped off to maybe 10-20% as recently as June 27. This weekend post mask order, I would say 95%+ mask use.Cyp0111 said:
I would say mask compliance is high in the general area i live. Up significantly in the last 2 weeks. For reference in the Oak forest/heights area.
15 days ago but yes, you're right, that's fair, was thinking of the state-wide orderHotardAg07 said:
Ah yes but Houston required masks to be worn in businesses 2-3 weeks ago.
Wouldn't we have started seeing the effect of that mask order 1-2 weeks ago?HotardAg07 said:
Ah yes but Houston required masks to be worn in businesses 2-3 weeks ago.
HotardAg07 said:
Cases and positive test rate have trended down or flat for the last 1-2 weeks, so I think that's what we've seen.