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 Covid- 19 Weekly Chart of US deaths.




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M21 to A25 and M1 represent the Month and Day. The numbers below the dates are for the 7-days including the date. For example, M1 = 11,989 deaths in the 7-days before and including May 1, 2020. The first M dates are for March, then A for the April dates.

The data are beginning to look like a bell curve, but with many states allowing more freedom of movement, it is too early to tell if there will be a rise in a week or two.



The data are from

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/total-daily-covid-deaths

I use the download data file and create the chart in Excel.


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