Category Archives: COVID-19

I haven’t posted recently about the state of COVID in D.C., since, after Biobot stopped collecting wastewater data for any D.C. area municipalities, the only source left is Verily. I don’t like the exact method they use to normalize the … Continue reading →

*And by D.C., I mean Alexandria, VA, because the publicly available Biobot D.C. data don’t seem to be collected anymore. No decline this week: With virtually no change from 207 copies/ml to 208 copies/ml, we’re still twice as high than … Continue reading →

*And by D.C., I mean Alexandria, VA, because the publicly available Biobot D.C. data don’t seem to be collected anymore. Another good week: With a decrease from 260 copies/ml to 206 copies/ml, we’re still twice as high than the mid-June … Continue reading →

*And by D.C., I mean Alexandria, VA, because the publicly available Biobot D.C. data don’t seem to be collected anymore. More good news: With a decrease from 378 copies/ml to 272 copies/ml, we’re still three times higher than the mid-June … Continue reading →

*And by D.C., I mean Alexandria, VA, because the publicly available D.C. data don’t seem to be collected anymore. This is promising: With a decrease from 496 copies/ml to 404 copies/ml, we’re still four times higher than the mid-June 2023 … Continue reading →

Well, I’m off by one day. Some regular readers might remember that for two years straight, over on Xitter, I posted daily D.C. COVID statistics, such as how many people were infected and so on. I began March 10, 2020: … Continue reading →

*And by D.C., I mean Alexandria, VA, because the publicly available D.C. data don’t seem to be collected anymore. After last week’s big decline, a slight tick upward: With a slight increase from 489 copies/ml to 521 copies/ml, we’re still … Continue reading →