[SaxxonWoods]

“Not sure how it being Sunday is affecting reporting across the country”

Reporting is a mess every day. It also lags by about a day and half. There’s one hell of a lot of noise in the reporting that makes it difficult to tell what is going on.

Which means “staying up to the minute” or even the day is impossible.

[janetjanet998]

Reporting is a mess every day.

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teve Lookner
@lookner
Explanation for lower Louisiana new case number today is probably less testing. Only 1,827 new tests in past day, compared to 4,853 the previous day, according to state website.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Reporting is a mess every day. It also lags by about a day and half."

Some of the CDC graphs are WAY behind. The one that shows new cases on a daily basis is updated WEEKS after the dates. In early March, the were showing 60-80 new cases per day. On about March 18, the graph would show that the figures from about March 11 forward were still incomplete, but the dates before that were presumably final. A couple of weeks later, those early March dates showed hundreds of new cases.

[LilFarmer]

Tell me about it. GA changes when they report everyday. I am keeping a spreadsheet, but I only take GA stats at about 10 pm daily