Montana Covid Numbers

[wbtfg]

I just saw Montana set a new record for daily cases reported. I assume that's because of a 3 day weekend and it's actually 3 days worth of reporting. I wanted to post this on here just to track the covid trends. This is not an invitation to voice your political ideology, so please don't take it as such. This is strictly for data.

10/12/21

New Cases (3-day weekend): 2227
Active Cases: 12,333
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3228
Missoula: 2050
Kalispell: 1294
Cascade: 1127
Lewis & Clark: 876
Active Hospitalizations: 489

[allcat]

I just saw Montana set a new record for daily cases reported. I assume that's because of a 3 day weekend and it's actually 3 days worth of reporting. I wanted to post this on here just to track the covid trends. This is not an invitation to voice your political ideology, so please don't take it as such. This is strictly for data.

10/12/21

New Cases (3-day weekend): 2227
Active Cases: 12,333
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3228
Missoula: 2050
Kalispell: 1294
Cascade: 1127
Lewis & Clark: 876
Active Hospitalizations: 489

On the hospital cases, I'm curious as to vaccine vs non. I finished the vaccine in March, had the covid in July. My wife and I were both mild cases.

[wbtfg]

I just saw Montana set a new record for daily cases reported. I assume that's because of a 3 day weekend and it's actually 3 days worth of reporting. I wanted to post this on here just to track the covid trends. This is not an invitation to voice your political ideology, so please don't take it as such. This is strictly for data.

10/12/21

New Cases (3-day weekend): 2227
Active Cases: 12,333
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3228
Missoula: 2050
Kalispell: 1294
Cascade: 1127
Lewis & Clark: 876
Active Hospitalizations: 489

On the hospital cases, I'm curious as to vaccine vs non. I finished the vaccine in March, had the covid in July. My wife and I were both mild cases.

The health dept had a report on that a few weeks ago. I’ll see if I can dig up. My wife and I both had mild breakthrough cases as well.

[coloradocat]

@kmax

Just thought I'd be proactive. You can decide whether or not the first post is going to cause issues but the second one definitely will. I'm all for celebrating records but as far as I'm concerned the only appropriate record thread on BN is https://bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/viewt ... 20&t=49933.

[wbtfg]

@kmax

Just thought I'd be proactive. You can decide whether or not the first post is going to cause issues but the second one definitely will. I'm all for celebrating records but as far as I'm concerned the only appropriate record thread on BN is https://bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/viewt ... 20&t=49933.

Why would they cause issues? It's just data.....I assume we have adults in the room who are able to act as such. No one is being forced to engage in this thread. But if they choose to engage, I'd expect it to be civil.

[wbtfg]

I just saw Montana set a new record for daily cases reported. I assume that's because of a 3 day weekend and it's actually 3 days worth of reporting. I wanted to post this on here just to track the covid trends. This is not an invitation to voice your political ideology, so please don't take it as such. This is strictly for data.

10/12/21

New Cases (3-day weekend): 2227
Active Cases: 12,333
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3228
Missoula: 2050
Kalispell: 1294
Cascade: 1127
Lewis & Clark: 876
Active Hospitalizations: 489

On the hospital cases, I'm curious as to vaccine vs non. I finished the vaccine in March, had the covid in July. My wife and I were both mild cases.

Here’s some interesting data dphhs put out a few weeks ago.

https://dphhs.mt.gov/assets/publichealt ... Iin0XFe6aU

[coloradocat]

@kmax

Just thought I'd be proactive. You can decide whether or not the first post is going to cause issues but the second one definitely will. I'm all for celebrating records but as far as I'm concerned the only appropriate record thread on BN is https://bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/viewt ... 20&t=49933.

Why would they cause issues? It's just data.....I assume we have adults in the room who are able to act as such. No one is being forced to engage in this thread. But if they choose to engage, I'd expect it to be civil.

I don't really understand why people are so excited about the data (other than the last item which doesn't have context) besides the fear porn factor. BN just doesn't seem like the place for it.

Do you really not remember Discussing the Issues? Incivility was the reason it was removed.

That's all I'll say on this thread. Back to sports!

[wbtfg]

@kmax

Just thought I'd be proactive. You can decide whether or not the first post is going to cause issues but the second one definitely will. I'm all for celebrating records but as far as I'm concerned the only appropriate record thread on BN is https://bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/viewt ... 20&t=49933.

Why would they cause issues? It's just data.....I assume we have adults in the room who are able to act as such. No one is being forced to engage in this thread. But if they choose to engage, I'd expect it to be civil.

I don't really understand why people are so excited about the data (other than the last item which doesn't have context) besides the fear porn factor. BN just doesn't seem like the place for it.

Do you really not remember Discussing the Issues? Incivility was the reason it was removed.

That's all I'll say on this thread. Back to sports!

Thanks for checking in.

[kmax]

Have no problem with discussing as long as the conversation can stay civil. It's a hot button topic, agreed, but just talking about what is actually happening isn't a problem as long as it doesn't go off the rails.

[allcat]

@kmax

Just thought I'd be proactive. You can decide whether or not the first post is going to cause issues but the second one definitely will. I'm all for celebrating records but as far as I'm concerned the only appropriate record thread on BN is https://bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/viewt ... 20&t=49933.

Why would they cause issues? It's just data.....I assume we have adults in the room who are able to act as such. No one is being forced to engage in this thread. But if they choose to engage, I'd expect it to be civil.

I don't really understand why people are so excited about the data (other than the last item which doesn't have context) besides the fear porn factor. BN just doesn't seem like the place for it.

Do you really not remember Discussing the Issues? Incivility was the reason it was removed.

That's all I'll say on this thread. Back to sports!

I'm just curious, I actually thought about how to comment, trying to not be provocative.

[wbtfg]

I just saw Montana set a new record for daily cases reported. I assume that's because of a 3 day weekend and it's actually 3 days worth of reporting. I wanted to post this on here just to track the covid trends. This is not an invitation to voice your political ideology, so please don't take it as such. This is strictly for data.

10/12/21

New Cases (3-day weekend): 2227
Active Cases: 12,333
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3228
Missoula: 2050
Kalispell: 1294
Cascade: 1127
Lewis & Clark: 876
Active Hospitalizations: 489

10/13/21

New Cases: 1346
Active Cases: 12,160
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3075
Missoula: 1996
Kalispell: 1273
Cascade: 1115
Lewis & Clark: 883
Active Hospitalizations: 510
Total Deaths: 2109

[TomCat88]

Just got my booster shot.

No erection, I mean reaction, yet.

[tdub]

Just got my booster shot.

No erection, I mean reaction, yet.

Maybe if you hadn’t gotten the shot…..

I kid, I kid…..

[MSU01]

I just saw Montana set a new record for daily cases reported. I assume that's because of a 3 day weekend and it's actually 3 days worth of reporting. I wanted to post this on here just to track the covid trends. This is not an invitation to voice your political ideology, so please don't take it as such. This is strictly for data.

10/12/21

New Cases (3-day weekend): 2227
Active Cases: 12,333
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3228
Missoula: 2050
Kalispell: 1294
Cascade: 1127
Lewis & Clark: 876
Active Hospitalizations: 489

On the hospital cases, I'm curious as to vaccine vs non. I finished the vaccine in March, had the covid in July. My wife and I were both mild cases.

Same here - vaccinated in April, had Covid in July and my symptoms were very mild and gone by the time my positive test result came back.

[TomCat88]

Just got my booster shot.

No erection, I mean reaction, yet.

Maybe if you hadn’t gotten the shot…..

I kid, I kid…..

Good one. Like THAT would ever happen!

[rivercat]

I track the MT and Gallatin Co. numbers. I was happy to see that the spike in infections this Fall did not seem to have a correlation to the FB games. In other words, I didn't see a perturbation in the numbers after home games.

Over the past month things have been pretty constant to slightly decreasing. Good health to all!

[tdub]

I track the MT and Gallatin Co. numbers. I was happy to see that the spike in infections this Fall did not seem to have a correlation to the FB games. In other words, I didn't see a perturbation in the numbers after home games.

Over the past month things have been pretty constant to slightly decreasing. Good health to all!

Looking at the statewide new daily cases graph, it does look like MT is just starting down the downslope of the new cases curve, following just behind the national trend. Last year when number spiked in November, it took about 6 weeks until the numbers were getting back close to the bottom of the curve. Here’s hoping it’s that or faster this time.

[RickRund]

Just got my booster shot.

No erection, I mean reaction, yet.

And if you had got a reaction it wouldn't last for over four hours.

[wbtfg]

I just saw Montana set a new record for daily cases reported. I assume that's because of a 3 day weekend and it's actually 3 days worth of reporting. I wanted to post this on here just to track the covid trends. This is not an invitation to voice your political ideology, so please don't take it as such. This is strictly for data.

10/12/21

New Cases (3-day weekend): 2227
Active Cases: 12,333
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3228
Missoula: 2050
Kalispell: 1294
Cascade: 1127
Lewis & Clark: 876
Active Hospitalizations: 489

10/13/21

New Cases: 1346
Active Cases: 12,160
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3075
Missoula: 1996
Kalispell: 1273
Cascade: 1115
Lewis & Clark: 883
Active Hospitalizations: 510
Total Deaths: 2109

10/14/21

New Cases: 1300
Active Cases: 12,602
(Top 5 Counties)
Yellowstone: 3288
Missoula: 2101
Flathead: 1264
Cascade: 1215
Lewis & Clark: 828
Active Hospitalizations: 479
Total Deaths: 2121

[catatac]

Related note, I just did my daily glance at the COVID numbers worldwide, nationwide, and statewide. Today shows a report of 161 deaths from COVID yesterday. That is the lowest daily death count since March 23, 2020. MAYBE JUST MAYBE we're getting to the end of this thing. Fingers crossed for no new variations popping up and spiking the numbers again.