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  1. 10 minutes ago, IWXwx said:

    I ran into the local Wal Mart this afternoon. Was there for less than 10 minutes and lost count at 53 the number of people without masks. I am estimating that 50% were maskless, and that's not counting the people wearing them improperly. No wonder Indiana numbers are skyrocketing.

    Weird. Here in Toledo I'd say it's like 1% that doesn't were a mask.  Actually, I was in Kroger just today and didn't see a single person without a mask.  We have very different Governors though.  DeWine has actually had a great balance.  

  2. 1 hour ago, nwohweather said:


    They also drove cars with Northern license plates haha. I’m sorry I live in a place now that people from the Midwest wish they did, and love visiting

    I think he’s talking about two months out of the year??

  3. I feel that mortality rates are highly dependent on many variables, one being viral load.   Viral load due to the Summer environment(High UV and RH) made for lots of mild symptom/asymptomatic cases.  That is gonna change with this wave, in my opinion.  

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  4. Just remember that the current death numbers are from people that got sick a month ago when our numbers were around 40K a day.  At 80K+ now, we'll see the affects of that around Thanksgiving.  Hope this is wrong, but 2-3K a day is the consequence of what's happening now.

  5. 2 hours ago, WestMichigan said:

    Is it treatment or demographics?  I have no idea and curious if anyone has seen any data one way or the other.

    I'm curious if its a trifecta of Treatment/Demographics/mutation in virulence?? 

  6. 13 minutes ago, Jonger said:

    It's not about bias, it's a fact.

    And why assume I'm the ignorant one here?

    Anyone using the word "Fact" in a medical discussion needs some redirection.  

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  7. 9 hours ago, outflow said:

    I hope we dont see as we get into  hot/humid weather more heat related illnesses and deaths from people who had the virus and have some lingering issues with lung function or just there health in genreal.

    The unforeseen ripple effects of this will be many, unfortunately 

  8. 9 minutes ago, snowstormcanuck said:

    All evidence points to the mortality rate being substantially higher than the flu. 

    The reason for these drastic social distancing measures isn't to prevent the spread.  That is inevitable.  I've read estimates up to 80 percent of the population will be infected eventually.  The social distancing is in place to slow the spread so that the healthcare system can cope with those who will unfortunately need hospitalization, to build capacity (beds, ventilators, etc), and to maybe develop a vaccine or effective treatment plan.  It's about buying time.  There's no way that will be accomplished in a couple of weeks. 

    This is a very accurate statement.  

  9. If someone has a deadly disease, and they knowingly infect someone else, it's manslaughter.  Lock em up if they threaten to infect others.   Having an officer sit outside someones house is a wast of time and resources.    

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  10. OMG, I just had a revaluation.  The GFS Model upgrade was so good, it was able to foresee the Virus coming and confused it for an epic Snow Season.   All the Models saw this coming.  They just got the micro physics mixed up.  

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  11. Mix of rain and snow currently in Toledo.  Radar looking like we will stay in snow for the next 20 hours, albeit light to moderate for the most part.  Too bad our antecedent conditions weren't colder, otherwise this would be much different.  

     

    Felt bad saying that after what those out west have dealt with over the past 24 hours.  Sorry guys.  

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