Coronavirus Growth in Western Countries: May 2 Update

Here’s the officially reported coronavirus death toll through May 2. The raw data from Johns Hopkins is here.

4 thoughts on “Coronavirus Growth in Western Countries: May 2 Update”

golack May 3, 2021 – 8:44 am at

Looks like we'll stay below 1000 reported deaths/day for the country. Maybe below 100 deaths/day reported for all the states too? MI reporting is spiky, so that makes some of the daily reports rather high. Larger states have been holding more or less steady, or trending down--just hope that keeps up.
1. golack May 3, 2021 – 10:42 am at
  
  Should note: no more deep red counties in MI (>75 new cases/day/100K), and only ca. 9 in US. No metro areas that high (CovidActNow.org), but 5 above 50 in MI (Muskegon at 64), AK, ME, MI and CO--so spread out a bit. (ok, rest of top nine in MI and #10 in IL at 42 new cases/day/100K).
Brett May 3, 2021 – 8:55 am at

You should probably replace the UK with another country. Deaths are basically almost gone there, and the virus outbreak itself is almost gone.

Poor Argentina - it looks like they're having another surge, but we haven't heard anything about it because India and Brazil have been in the spotlight.
1. ey81 May 3, 2021 – 6:14 pm at
  
  Agreed. Maybe add India? There haven't been any Asian countries, mostly because they basically haven't had COVID, but now that has changed.

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