In OR the ratio of positive tests to number of tests has decreased for the second day in a row.

RatioTests Positive
5.4%142076
7.1%112080
4.2%136357
3.9%124249

Two more souls lost.

Ratio Tests Positive
5.4% 1420 76
7.1% 1120 80
4.2% 1363 57
3.9% 1242 49

Ratio Tests Positive
5.4% 1420 76
7.1% 1120 80
4.2% 1363 57
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30

Three days in a row.

Three more souls lost.

Ratio Tests Positive
5.4% 1420 76
7.1% 1120 80
4.2% 1363 57
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30
4.6% 1587 73

Kind of a setback. Lots of tests but the biggest increase percentage-wise since Sunday.

6 more souls lost

Ratio Tests Positive
5.4% 1420 76
7.1% 1120 80
4.2% 1363 57
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30
4.6% 1587 73
3.5% 1383 49

6 more souls lost

Ratio Tests Positive
5.4% 1420 76
7.1% 1120 80
4.2% 1363 57
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30
4.6% 1587 73
3.5% 1383 49
4.7% 1262 59

Just kind of floating around 4%

2 more souls lost.

Ratio Tests Positive
5.4% 1420 76
7.1% 1120 80
4.2% 1363 57
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30
4.6% 1587 73
3.5% 1383 49
4.7% 1262 59
4.5% 1455 66

2 more souls lost.

Ratio Tests Positive
5.4% 1420 76
7.1% 1120 80
4.2% 1363 57
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30
4.6% 1587 73
3.5% 1383 49
4.7% 1262 59
4.5% 1455 66
4.6% 1007 46

1 more soul lost.

Ratio Tests Positive
7.1% 1120 80
4.2% 1363 57
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30
4.6% 1587 73
3.5% 1383 49
4.7% 1262 59
4.5% 1455 66
4.6% 1007 46
4.2% 1083 46

3 more souls lost.

They had some kind of problem with their count so they didn't give the number of tests. But since they found 57 new cases I'd say in the neighborhood of 1400.

No one died!

Ratio Tests Positive
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30
4.6% 1587 73
3.5% 1383 49
4.7% 1262 59
4.5% 1455 66
4.6% 1007 46
4.2% 1083 46
4.1% 1400 57
4.7% 1448 68

5 souls lost

Ratio Tests Positive
3.9% 1242 49
3.0% 988 30
4.6% 1587 73
3.5% 1383 49
4.7% 1262 59
4.5% 1455 66
4.6% 1007 46
4.2% 1083 46
4.1% 1400 57
4.7% 1448 68
3.3% 1516 50
3 souls lost

Ratio Tests Positive
4.6% 1587 73
3.5% 1383 49
4.7% 1262 59
4.5% 1455 66
4.6% 1007 46
4.2% 1083 46
4.1% 1400 57
4.7% 1448 68
3.3% 1516 50
4.0% 1885 76

That's a lotta tests

1 soul lost

1587 tests.

Trending down. About a percent a week.

5 souls lost.

2,234 motherfucking tests with only 43 positives. WOWSERS!

1 soul lost.

Number of tests dropped way down, to 1,044. Percent of positives still trending down.

7 souls lost. 99 deceased in OR from rona.

Back up to 2,230 tests. MOAR TESTS!

Still trending down. We're doing it.

2 souls lost.

Not a good day. Less tests, 1,560. 64 positives.

2 more souls lost.

2,144 tests, 69 positives.

1 soul lost.

2,033 tests. 56 new confirmed infections. Back below 3%.

5 souls lost.

Oh yeah. 1,918 tests. 45 positives.

Not one of the infected died.

My graph is kind of shit now. OHA has started reporting cases that haven't been tested. They found 79 total yesterday, 14 of those presumptive. I adjusted the numbers but it still looks bad.

On the bright side, no one died. Two days in a row.

Back up to almost 2000 tests. 8 presumptive cases on top of the 64 confirmed.

4 souls lost.

The most tests evar, 2545. 2.8% of them positive. That's good.

2 more souls lost.

2,479 tests, 70 confirmed positive. 3 presumptive positives.

This is good. The number of tests is still comparatively high.

What's bad is 6 more souls lost.

2,231 tests, 75 confirmed infected, 5 presumptive.

3 more souls lost.

1,914 tests, 79 confirmed infections, 13 presumptive. Back up over 4%.

Looks like a saw tooth.

3 more souls lost.

This sucks. 879 tests, 60 positive. 8 presumptive infections.

No one died.

Is this the reopen protests come to roost?

No, it was some other kind of anomaly. Back up over 2k tests with 51 positive and 7 presumptive.

3 more souls lost.

Over 2k tests, 61 positive, 11 presumptive.

No one lost their life!

Mama pajama! 4,314 tests! Only 55 positive! 1.3%!

The lowest number yet on the most amount of tests yet. YAS!!!!1!!!!

4 souls were lost.

2,770 tests. 67 infections. 2.4%. Pretty good.

No presumptive infections.

3 souls were lost.

2,765 tests, 63 infections. 1 presumptive infection.

Almost an exact repeat of yesterday!

Except no one died.

2,677 tests, 64 infections, 7 presumptive infections.

That's three days in a row with virtually the same results. 7 day moving average is 2.9%.

And no one died.

Thank you for staying 6ft away, and wearing a mask, and staying at home if you could.

2,154 tests. 9 infections. NINE! That's 0.4%! 3 presumptive. 2.0% 7 day rolling average.

And no deaths.

2,957 tests. 62 confirmed infections. 2 presumptive. 2.1% confirmed infections.

Yesterday was apparently an anomaly. 7 day rolling average has not changed.

One soul was lost.

2,398 tests, 62 confirmed infections. 2 presumptive cases. 2.6% percent of tests were positive. The 7 day average went down to 1.9%.

One more soul was lost.

2,419 tests, 65 confirmed. Similar to yesterday. 10 presumptive. 2.7% of tests were positive. 7 day average for increase in total infections is down to 1.3%.

4 souls were lost.

3,083 tests. Only 24 infections. Second lowest increase, 0.8%. No presumptive infections. 7 day average for increase in detected infections down to 1.1%.

1 soul was lost.

2,613 tests. 45 confirmed infections. 3 presumptive. 1.7% tests positive. 7 day average of daily increase continues down.

Stay inside if you can and wash your hands again.

2 more souls lost.

2,373 tests, 28 confirmed infections. 7 presumptive. 1.2% of tests were positive.

This was a good day. No one passed.

A little bit of a setback today. 1,992 tests, 43 confirmed infections. 2.2% positive tests. Both 7 day averages went up 0.1%.

1 soul was lost.

1,660 tests, only 19 confirmed infections. 1.1% positive, close to the lowest. There was the smallest increase in infections since I started compiling., 0.5%. Both 7 day averages down.

Wish we could have more tests but we're beating this thing around here.

And no one died.

1,680 tests, only 18 positive, 1 presumptive.

This is almost the same as yesterday. 7 day averages continue to fall.

And again, no one died!

1 lost soul in the last 4 days.

They're going to have to loosen the criteria to get a test. I think the number of tests has been decreasing because less people have the collection of symptoms needed to get tested.

Almost a third of confirmed infections have been found in Hispanics.