Wisconsin

@JonCurtBeck @DrIbram Can you point us to the Wisconsin data? I just looked again and could not find it. -@alexismadrigal

Arizona, North Carolina, Minnesota, and Wisconsin are all seeing hospitalizations rising to new levels.

Not all states report this data, and we wish that they did. https://t.co/ql49O8FtuK

In addition to the states we've mentioned recently, Alabama, Arizona, California, and Wisconsin are worth keeping eyes on.

California and Arizona had new highs for cases today. Alabama and Wisconsin set highs yesterday. https://t.co/M2JTnIfchI

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2. Wisconsin reported 2.8k probable cases today from previous days. They are also in the API, but excluded from the charts presented here.

As with NJ, we hope to be able to properly assign those probable cases to the right dates, too, with the state's help.

Even subtracting Wisconsin's probables, today marked a new record high for reported cases in the outbreak at just over 39k. https://t.co/oSl6FF9hKa

The number of cases and hospitalizations continues to grow in ND, SD and WI. A few days after breaking their new case record, today Wisconsin reported 530 current hospitalized patients, the highest in the state on a single day. https://t.co/V4rcTv7kVF

Cases are increasing in most of the Midwest. Both Wisconsin and South Dakota reported their highest single-day case counts today. https://t.co/m3FLfMO0oQ

Hospitalization numbers are also rising in most midwestern states. WI and SD's counts are more than 100% higher than a month ago. https://t.co/bogrVbAwTZ

Nationwide, current hospitalizations are beginning to rise. In WI, the 7-day average of people reported hospitalized has more than doubled over the last month, from 290 on September 5th to 722 today.

States reported 32k patients are currently hospitalized with COVID-19. Trends in the midwest, particularly in Wisconsin, are worrisome. https://t.co/kc1EioHmNC

Our daily update is published. States reported 1 million tests, 55k cases, and 975 deaths. 34k people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19. WI, ND, UT and WY reported record high case counts today. https://t.co/W4cOO1iVZp

This week’s data continues a four-week rise in cases. Hospitalizations grew not only across the Midwest, but in states in every region, with especially worrisome signs in WI. You can read more about the weekly trends in our update: https://t.co/RKtpgFYLn0

Case counts are increasing in 36 states. Wisconsin, one of the worst hotspots in the country this week, reported 3.4k cases today, 65% more than a week ago.

Wisconsin and four other states—Connecticut, Louisiana, Kansas, Rhode Island—did not update their case numbers today.

Today's case count was high, despite the absence of these states. https://t.co/7Bh16lsBko

Wisconsin and Michigan both included weekend backlogs in today's update resulting in very high state case counts. https://t.co/QqjgpLomBJ

In some states with worsening outbreaks, the virus has already arrived in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities: Ohio, Wisconsin, and Wyoming have posted record high numbers of COVID-19 cases in these facilities this week.

Attention API users: As part of our ongoing work to provide more comparable data across states, we're switching 4 more states numbers in our totalTestResults field: DE, UT, VT, WI.

In all cases, the previous unique-people data remains available in our API and on our website. In our cumulative topline data, these changes will add 1.8 million test results, the bulk of that (1.1 million) in Wisconsin.

TX, FL, and WI all reported over 5k cases today. IL reported a new daily record of over 8k cases. Here's how these states looked over the last two months for comparison. https://t.co/pQhRRDTkGQ

Following the trend in the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Montana, and Wyoming have also seen big spikes in their case per capita numbers. https://t.co/u9QgLClrjg

IL and WI both reported over 10k cases today. VA reported ~2.7k cases due to a technical issue over the weekend. https://t.co/Rzt6t2xe10

At publish time, we had no updates from 7 of the 56 states and territories we track: AR, CT, KS, MI, MP, RI, and WA. Seven additional states did not report current hospitalizations today: HI, MN, MS, NV, OK, OR, and WI.