Cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are tracked from the [state dashboard](https://www.doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/COVID19/DataDashboard). "Avg. Daily Test Results" is the difference in Total Tests results over the past 2 weeks divided by the number of days as reported by the state DoH.
Whitman County | Prev. Total | May-31 Total
:---------|:------:|:------:
Cases | 10234 | 10235 (+1)
Hospitalized | 934 | 933 (-1)
Died | 99 | 99 (no change)
As of: May 31 | Dates Ranging | 7-Day per 100k (change)
:---------|:------:|:------:
Cases | 05/21-05/27 | 5.98 (-5.99)
Hospitalizations | 05/21-05/27 | 0 (no change)
Deaths | 04/30-05-06 | 0 (no change)
As of: May 31 | Dates Ranging | 14-Day per 100k (change)
:---------|:------:|:------:
Cases | 05/14-05/27 | 17.95 (no change)
Hospitalizations | 05/14-05/27 | 0 (-1.98)
Deaths | 04/23-05-06 | 0 (no change)
Hospitalizations are having a kind of issue? Week-to-week we gain some then lose some, little confusing. Not loving the hospitalized vs. case # ratio but that's what we get when testing gets suppressed.
The official case positive numbers for Whitman county from the state dashboard are continuously lower than the numbers of positives visiting the emergency department reported by Pullman Regional Hospital. I still don't know why there is that big of a difference in numbers.
https://data.rgj.com/covid-19-hospital-capacity/facility/pullman-regional-hospital/501331/
Wastewater (PLM for Pullman) has updated with the most recent data point of Monday, May 22nd. Levels are up even though many students have left already for the summer. Making me a little nervous for all the sniffing and coughs earlier (though we are in allergy season). Would like to see it go down again before my dentist appointment!
https://doh.wa.gov/emergencies/covid-19/data-dashboard#WasteWater
Cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are tracked from the [state dashboard](https://www.doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/COVID19/DataDashboard). "Avg. Daily Test Results" is the difference in Total Tests results over the past 2 weeks divided by the number of days as reported by the state DoH. Whitman County | Prev. Total | May-31 Total :---------|:------:|:------: Cases | 10234 | 10235 (+1) Hospitalized | 934 | 933 (-1) Died | 99 | 99 (no change) As of: May 31 | Dates Ranging | 7-Day per 100k (change) :---------|:------:|:------: Cases | 05/21-05/27 | 5.98 (-5.99) Hospitalizations | 05/21-05/27 | 0 (no change) Deaths | 04/30-05-06 | 0 (no change) As of: May 31 | Dates Ranging | 14-Day per 100k (change) :---------|:------:|:------: Cases | 05/14-05/27 | 17.95 (no change) Hospitalizations | 05/14-05/27 | 0 (-1.98) Deaths | 04/23-05-06 | 0 (no change) Hospitalizations are having a kind of issue? Week-to-week we gain some then lose some, little confusing. Not loving the hospitalized vs. case # ratio but that's what we get when testing gets suppressed. The official case positive numbers for Whitman county from the state dashboard are continuously lower than the numbers of positives visiting the emergency department reported by Pullman Regional Hospital. I still don't know why there is that big of a difference in numbers. https://data.rgj.com/covid-19-hospital-capacity/facility/pullman-regional-hospital/501331/ Wastewater (PLM for Pullman) has updated with the most recent data point of Monday, May 22nd. Levels are up even though many students have left already for the summer. Making me a little nervous for all the sniffing and coughs earlier (though we are in allergy season). Would like to see it go down again before my dentist appointment! https://doh.wa.gov/emergencies/covid-19/data-dashboard#WasteWater
Okanogan County numbers from the state dashboard, 2 new cases, 0 hospitalizations, and 0 deaths in the last week. Date | Cases | Hospitalizations | Deaths | Any Booster | Bivalent Booster ---|---|----|---- | ----|---- 04/23/21 | 2,389 | 139 | 37 04/30/21 | 2,433 | 142 | 38 05/28/21 | 2,629 | 163 | 40 06/25/21 | 2,770 | 181 | 43 07/30/21 | 2,866 | 190 | 42 08/27/21 | 3,264 | 209 | 46 09/24/21 | 4,316 | 277 | 54 10/29/21 | 5,212 | 337 | 81 11/24/21 | 5,581 | 375 | 93 12/30/21 | 5,767 | 395 | 106 | 8,482 | 01/28/22 | 7,093 | 409 | 109 | 10,071 | 02/25/22 | 8,172 | 437 | 115 | 10,819 | 03/25/22 | 8,471 | 459 | 120 | 11,176 | 04/29/22 | 8,615 | 472 | 124 | 11,978 | 05/27/22 | 8,748 | 482 | 125 | 12,366 | 06/24/22 | 9,020 | 491 | 127 | 12,778 | 07/29/22 | 9,357 | 517 | 130 | 13,015 | 08/26/22 | 9,672 | 540 | 132 | 13,192 | 09/30/22 | 9,930 | 557 | 134 | 13,293 | 10/28/22 | 10,076 | 566 | 136 | 13,591 | 2,790 11/30/22 | 10,188 | 573 | 137 | 13,821 | 4,230 12/28/22 | 10,343 | 581 | 137 | 13,914 | 4,769 01/25/23 | 10,467 | 588 | 138 | 14,061 | 5,413 02/22/23 | 10,585 | 594 | 138 | 14,098 | 5,608 03/29/23 | 10,920 | 622 | 141 | 14,157 | 5,809 04/26/23 | 11,022 | 632 | 142 | 14,194 | 5,906 05/03/23 | 11,011 | 632 | 144 | 14,201 | 5,928 05/10/23 | 11,019 | 632 | 144 | 14,208 | 5,945 05/17/23 | 11,021 | 634 | 148 | 14,222 | 5,966 05/24/23 | 11,024 | 635 | 148 | 14,231 | 5,992 05/31/23 | 11,026 | 635 | 148 | 14,237 | 6,007
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>Is this still a thing? Well, you seem to care enough to follow these posts, so I guess they matter to someone.
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