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Alaska is leading the low-temperature states with an increase in the number of infections, with 123 new cases per 100,000 residents on a seven-day rolling average. Montana, Wyoming, Idaho and North Dakota also are seeing a rise in infections as the weather cools, reducing opportunities to socialize outdoors and limiting physical distancing.
States in the northeastern region of the country also have experienced an increase in infection numbers over the past seven days. New Hampshire, Illinois, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island have recorded increases in infections, according to Post data.
The data mirrors trends of last fall and winter when new-case numbers diminished in Southern states that were hit hard by the virus before it devastated colder-weather states.
My source for this degenerate attribution of COVID cases to something other than illicit gatherings, indecent face exposure or other sinful behavior? I'll give you a hint. It's not Breitbart or Daily Wire.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/10/19/covid-delta-variant-live-updates/
Anyone still watching Florida? Despite the "DeathSantis" push against school mask and vaccine mandates and 2 months after school opened, COVID is still in an un-arrested free-fall. Infections per capita are at Spring-low levels and still falling fast (0.54 Rt according to covidestim). Before too long, Florida could be best in the USA in new infections per capita.
At least small fragments of the mainstream media are finally starting to acknowledge the obvious after weeks of doubtlessly hoping for a rebound or high plateau in the Sunshine State.
https://www.newsweek.com/florida-covid-cases-among-lowest-country-two-months-after-record-high-surge-1639985
https://news.yahoo.com/desantis-critics-fall-silent-floridas-110000651.html?guccounter=1&guce