date...# cases...dbl on...days to double
21-Jan...1...24-Jan...3
24-Jan...2...26-Jan...2
25-Jan...3...30-Jan...4
26-Jan...5...02-Feb...7
30-Jan...6...05-Feb...6
31-Jan...7...20-Feb...21
01-Feb...8...27-Feb...26
02-Feb...11...29-Feb...27
05-Feb...12...29-Feb...24
20-Feb...14...01-Mar...9
27-Feb...15...01-Mar...3
28-Feb...19...01-Mar...2
29-Feb...24...02-Mar...2
01-Mar...42...03-Mar...2
02-Mar...57...04-Mar...2
03-Mar...85...05-Mar...2
04-Mar...111...06-Mar...2
05-Mar...176...07-Mar...2
06-Mar...252...08-Mar...2
07-Mar...351...09-Mar...2
08-Mar...475...
09-Mar...702...
10-Mar......<—if double a 2 days , today w/b 950 (475x2)
11-Mar
12-Mar
13-Mar
Now maybe clearer to understand why they’re averaging six days. They averaged in Feb1-Feb20, when they weren’t testing anyone. That’s the ONLY way to get the 6day rate, but that data faulty to average in.
More importantly is what’s currently happening...
Current tested positive cases are doubling every other day since Feb 28...12 days straight
And we just hit 955.
It has doubled since Sunday
And the West Coast hasn’t closed for business another five hours.
In the future chart I’m going to add a projection based on rates
Thanks for the numbers update.