[Genuine Realist]

Hospitalizations in Santa Clara County have more than doubled in the past week to 83 hospitalized and 32 in the ICU.

That's from 40 in the hospital and 25 in the ICU a week ago.

And that's from a low of 25 hospitalized and 9 in ICU on May 31.

Things slowly increased in early June, and stabilized with ~40 hospitalized, but then in the last week the numbers have more than doubled.

(Using the CA open data set that provides historical data)
https://data.ca.gov/dataset/covid-19-hos...anta+Clara

We are still a long ways off from places like Orange County, which has 175 people in the ICU, but still, I feel like the thread should be re-named:
What's happening in NORTHERN California. (YIKES for SCC!)

We may not be reading the same chart, but I believe the hospitalized number dropped to 78 today. About 100 new cases, which is slightly below recent numbers. but not at all what it was four weeks ago.

[Genuine Realist]

Hospitalizations in Santa Clara County have more than doubled in the past week to 83 hospitalized and 32 in the ICU.

That's from 40 in the hospital and 25 in the ICU a week ago.

And that's from a low of 25 hospitalized and 9 in ICU on May 31.

Things slowly increased in early June, and stabilized with ~40 hospitalized, but then in the last week the numbers have more than doubled.

(Using the CA open data set that provides historical data)
https://data.ca.gov/dataset/covid-19-hos...anta+Clara

We are still a long ways off from places like Orange County, which has 175 people in the ICU, but still, I feel like the thread should be re-named:
What's happening in NORTHERN California. (YIKES for SCC!)

We may not be reading the same chart, but I believe the hospitalized number dropped to 78 today. About 100 new cases, which is slightly below recent numbers. but not at all what it was four weeks ago.