Author Topic: Texas Coronavirus Updates (Read 40616 times)

roamer_1 · « **Reply #225 on:** April 28, 2020, 12:08:20 am »

Quote from: catfish1957 on April 27, 2020, 02:29:12 pm

Ohhhh Sh__.......

Deer decimated my wife's rose garden last night. Probably 500+ buds eaten or dropped on the ground. They just bulled through the plastic orange fencing.

lack of traffic, has made these suckers brazen

Pray for my well being, things aren't going to be pleasant today.

Your dogs ain't doing their job. Put em on the phone. I'll give em what for.

catfish1957 · « **Reply #226 on:** April 28, 2020, 12:36:45 am »

Quote from: roamer_1 on April 28, 2020, 12:08:20 am

Your dogs ain't doing their job. Put em on the phone. I'll give em what for.

Our 12 y.o. English Bulldog? Last time she saw one (deer), her ears rose, and she did an abrupt 180. She's in full retirement mode at this point, and her extent of security is to bark at a knock or door bell.

roamer_1 · « **Reply #227 on:** April 28, 2020, 12:46:39 am »

Quote from: catfish1957 on April 28, 2020, 12:36:45 am

Our 12 y.o. English Bulldog? Last time she saw one (deer), her ears rose, and she did an abrupt 180. She's in full retirement mode at this point, and her extent of security is to bark at a knock or door bell.

Well then it's the wife's fault. If she'd have let you have a German Shepherd, you would not be having this problem right now. There might be pieces of deer here and there... but no actual deer.

And now's the perfect time to let her know.

Elderberry · « **Reply #228 on:** April 28, 2020, 06:32:28 pm »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of April 28, Texas says 26,171 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released April 28 shows that as of 8 p.m. April 27, there were at least 26,171 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 690 reported deaths and 1,682 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 300,384 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 5,827 98
Dallas 3,105 84
Tarrant 2,019 53
Travis 1,464 42
Bexar 1,275 44
Fort Bend 957 22
El Paso 829 12
Denton 725 20
Collin 676 17
Galveston 548 24

Statewide 26,171 690

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Elderberry · « **Reply #229 on:** April 30, 2020, 01:10:01 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of April 29, Texas says 27,054 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of April 29 shows that there were at least 27,054 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 732 reported deaths and 1,702 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 314,790 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 5,986 103
Dallas 3,240 94
Tarrant 2,088 58
Travis 1,539 42
Bexar 1,307 44
Fort Bend 973 24
El Paso 857 14
Denton 738 20
Collin 692 19
Montgomery 562 12

Statewide 27,054 732

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Idiot · « **Reply #230 on:** April 30, 2020, 01:27:47 am »

We have 2 state prisons close by. They both have the virus spreading like mad. Also, a 53 yr old prison guard got sick with the virus on Monday and died on Tuesday. Horrible..... Our town is having a spike in cases....

Elderberry · « **Reply #231 on:** May 01, 2020, 02:49:13 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of April 30, Texas says 28,087 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of April 30 shows that there were at least 28,087 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 782 reported deaths and 1,686 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 330,300 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 6,161 109
Dallas 3,352 99
Tarrant 2,149 61
Travis 1,591 44
Bexar 1,326 46
Fort Bend 1,018 24
El Paso 887 18
Denton 748 20
Collin 710 19
Montgomery 582 12

Statewide 28,087 782

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Elderberry · « **Reply #232 on:** May 02, 2020, 01:28:13 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 1, Texas says 29,229 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 1 shows that there were at least 29,229 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 816 reported deaths and 1,778 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 351,775 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 6,356 114
Dallas 3,531 104
Tarrant 2,246 68
Travis 1,654 47
Bexar 1,374 47
Fort Bend 1,052 26
El Paso 924 21
Denton 765 21
Collin 724 20
Montgomery 602 12

Statewide 29,229 816

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Elderberry · « **Reply #233 on:** May 04, 2020, 02:07:58 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 3, Texas says 31,548 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 3 shows that there were at least 31,548 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 867 reported deaths and 1,540 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 390,560 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 6,708 129
Dallas 3,899 110
Tarrant 2,503 71
Travis 1,714 51
Bexar 1,585 48
Fort Bend 1,133 27
El Paso 986 22
Denton 799 22
Collin 784 22
Potter 766 9

Statewide 31,548 867

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Elderberry · « **Reply #234 on:** May 05, 2020, 01:01:49 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 4, Texas says 32,332 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 4 shows that there were at least 32,332 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 884 reported deaths and 1,533 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 407,398 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 6,838 133
Dallas 4,133 111
Tarrant 2,584 75
Travis 1,756 52
Bexar 1,613 48
Fort Bend 1,183 28
El Paso 998 22
Potter 818 9
Denton 803 22
Collin 789 22

Statewide 32,332 884

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Elderberry · « **Reply #235 on:** May 05, 2020, 11:28:14 pm »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 5, Texas says 33,369 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 5 shows that there were at least 33,369 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 906 reported deaths and 1,888 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 427,210 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 6,967 140
Dallas 4,370 114
Tarrant 2,624 77
Travis 1,816 53
Bexar 1,652 48
Fort Bend 1,187 28
El Paso 1,029 22
Potter 876 9
Denton 806 22
Collin 804 22

Statewide 33,369 906

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Elderberry · « **Reply #236 on:** May 07, 2020, 12:34:33 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 6, Texas says 34,422 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 6 shows that there were at least 34,422 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 948 reported deaths and 1,812 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 438,938 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 7,128 144
Dallas 4,623 121
Tarrant 2,686 83
Travis 1,876 58
Bexar 1,677 52
Fort Be 1,245 30
El Paso 1,080 22
Potter 907 12
Denton 832 22
Collin 828 22

Statewide 34,422 948

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Idiot · « **Reply #237 on:** May 07, 2020, 06:05:06 pm »

I find it interesting that they "reclassified" the number of people who contracted the virus in our county yesterday. Turns out our 2 local state prisons are just across the county line and are in a more rural county. So the 100 cases the prisons have are now attributed not to our more populous county, but the rural one. Also, it appears the state is not counting people who test for the antibodies as actually having the virus, so this lowered the numbers. So our county went from over 400 people who have/had the virus to around 200. Weird how they play with the numbers.....

Bigun · « **Reply #238 on:** May 07, 2020, 06:28:28 pm »

Quote from: mrpotatohead on May 07, 2020, 06:05:06 pm

I find it interesting that they "reclassified" the number of people who contracted the virus in our county yesterday. Turns out our 2 local state prisons are just across the county line and are in a more rural county. So the 100 cases the prisons have are now attributed not to our more populous county, but the rural one. Also, it appears the state is not counting people who test for the antibodies as actually having the virus, so this lowered the numbers. So our county went from over 400 people who have/had the virus to around 200. Weird how they play with the numbers.....

"Figures don't lie but liars sure can figure"

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Smokin Joe · « **Reply #239 on:** May 07, 2020, 11:18:17 pm »

Quote from: Bigun on May 07, 2020, 06:28:28 pm

"Figures don't lie but liars sure can figure"

Unknown

"liars, damned Liars, and Statisticians.

If they get enough statements, they'll be comparing apples to grapes to oranges to Kiwi Fruit before this is over, to spin the story any way they want.

Elderberry · « **Reply #240 on:** May 08, 2020, 01:59:47 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 7, Texas says 35,390 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 7 shows that there were at least 35,390 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 973 reported deaths and 1,750 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 455,162 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 7,244 150
Dallas 4,869 123
Tarrant 2,813 88
Travis 1,946 57
Bexar 1,761 53
Fort Bend 1,287 32
El Paso 1,119 23
Potter 971 15
Denton 846 22
Collin 839 22

Statewide 35,390 973

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Elderberry · « **Reply #241 on:** May 08, 2020, 11:43:35 pm »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 8, Texas says 36,609 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 8 shows that there were at least 36,609 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 1,004 reported deaths and 1,734 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 477,118 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 7,377 154
Dallas 5,120 125
Tarrant 2,956 90
Travis 2,002 59
Bexar 1,805 54
Fort Bend 1,332 33
El Paso 1,190 30
Potter 1,027 15
Denton 872 23
Collin 857 24

Statewide 36,609 1,004

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Elderberry · « **Reply #242 on:** May 12, 2020, 10:45:54 pm »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 11, Texas says 39,869 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 11 shows that there were at least 39,869 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 1,100 reported deaths and 1,525 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 525,697 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 7,878 172
Dallas 5,870 143
Tarrant 3,695 103
Travis 2,127 60
Bexar 1,901 56
Fort Bend 1,385 38
El Paso 1,340 33
Potter 1,124 15
Denton 922 25
Collin 918 28

Statewide 39,869 1,100

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Elderberry · « **Reply #243 on:** May 16, 2020, 05:44:41 pm »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 15, Texas says 45,198 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 15 shows that there were at least 45,198 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 1,272 reported deaths and 1,716 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 645,992 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 8,817 193
Dallas 6,837 159
Tarrant 4,211 117
Travis 2,345 74
Bexar 2,041 59
El Paso 1,607 43
Fort Bend 1,471 40
Potter 1,462 23
Denton 1,016 28
Collin 993 30

Statewide 45,198 1,272

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Elderberry · « **Reply #244 on:** May 21, 2020, 02:18:28 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 20, Texas says 51,323 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 20 shows that there were at least 51,323 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 1,419 reported deaths and 1,791 patients are known to be hospitalized. At least 770,241 tests have been run.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 9,859 207
Dallas 7,904 191
Tarrant 4,643 130
Travis 2,595 81
Bexar 2,278 62
Potter 2,193 24
El Paso 1,930 54
Fort Bend 1,581 40
Denton 1,116 28
Collin 1,073 31

Statewide 51,323 1,419

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Elderberry · « **Reply #245 on:** May 26, 2020, 04:03:38 am »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of May 25, Texas says 55,971 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of May 25 shows that there were at least 55,971 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 1,527 reported deaths and 1,511 patients are known to be hospitalized. As of May 24, at least 805,654 viral tests and 80,700 antibody tests have been administered.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 10,921 220
Dallas 8,827 211
Tarrant 4,977 144
Travis 2,847 84
Bexar 2,442 69
El Paso 2,376 58
Potter 2,238 26
Fort Bend 1,685 41
Denton 1,224 30
Collin 1,151 33

Statewide 55,971 1,527

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Elderberry · « **Reply #246 on:** June 18, 2020, 10:04:18 pm »

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of June 17, Texas says 96,335 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of June 17 shows that there were at least 96,335 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 2,062 reported deaths and 2,793 patients are known to be hospitalized. As of June 16, at least 1,369,638 viral tests and 152,796 antibody tests have been administered.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 17,707 289
Dallas 14,843 293
Tarrant 7,642 198
Bexar 4,876 89
Travis 4,771 106
El Paso 3,999 113
Potter 2,798 37
Fort Bend 2,496 50
Walker 1,879 27
Collin 1,866 38

Statewide 96,335 2,062
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libertybele · « **Reply #247 on:** June 18, 2020, 10:26:37 pm »

Quote from: Elderberry on June 18, 2020, 10:04:18 pm

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/03/02/coronavirus-texas-cases-latest-updates-san-antonio/

As of June 17, Texas says 96,335 people test positive for coronavirus

The Texas Department of State Health Services is tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas by county. The numbers are reported by local health officials and may not represent all cases of the disease given limited testing. The state numbers may lag behind other local news reports and cases that local health officials are disclosing.

State data released the morning of June 17 shows that there were at least 96,335 coronavirus cases in Texas. There were 2,062 reported deaths and 2,793 patients are known to be hospitalized. As of June 16, at least 1,369,638 viral tests and 152,796 antibody tests have been administered.

County Number Deaths
of cases

Harris 17,707 289
Dallas 14,843 293
Tarrant 7,642 198
Bexar 4,876 89
Travis 4,771 106
El Paso 3,999 113
Potter 2,798 37
Fort Bend 2,496 50
Walker 1,879 27
Collin 1,866 38

Statewide 96,335 2,062
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Well, TX has more cases than FL, but our death rate is over 3,000.

GrouchoTex · « **Reply #248 on:** June 19, 2020, 11:59:54 am »

Quote from: libertybele on June 18, 2020, 10:26:37 pm

Well, TX has more cases than FL, but our death rate is over 3,000.

My county, Fort Bend, also list the number of cases by zip code.
My zip code has 175 case, a jump of 14 people in 2 days.
The population of my zip code is 51,500, so that represents 0.3% of the population there, right in line with the county numbers.
The county also has a recovery rate of 1091, with equals 40% of the cases, which is good, but behind the state average.

The county population is 811,688.
infection rate, 2726 = 0.3%
death rate, 50 = 1.8% of those infected.

Guess we will see what today brings.

Idiot · « **Reply #249 on:** June 19, 2020, 03:23:47 pm »

Quote from: GrouchoTex on June 19, 2020, 11:59:54 am

My county, Fort Bend, also list the number of cases by zip code.
My zip code has 175 case, a jump of 14 people in 2 days.
The population of my zip code is 51,500, so that represents 0.3% of the population there, right in line with the county numbers.
The county also has a recovery rate of 1091, with equals 40% of the cases, which is good, but behind the state average.

The county population is 811,688.
infection rate, 2726 = 0.3%
death rate, 50 = 1.8% of those infected.

Guess we will see what today brings.

I made my daily trip to Home Depot and Lowes, since I'm redoing my bathroom. I bet there were probably 1% of the customers and employees wearing masks. I had mine on...lol. Funny how people just act like the virus has just vanished into thin air.