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This website tracks real time fevers using thermometers connected to the internet. A first glance at their map suggests to me that: fevers spiked two week ago. The timing of the spike is similar across the country, but magnitude greater in those regions with more COVID-19 deaths. The time difference in the peak across counties is at most a few days. Does this mean that the rest of the country is not significantly lagging NYC? Or that COVID-19 fevers are a small fraction of all fevers?
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This website tracks real time fevers using thermometers connected to the internet. A first glance at their map suggests to me that: fevers spiked two week ago. The timing of the spike is similar across the country, but magnitude greater in those regions with more COVID-19 deaths. The time difference in the peak across counties is at most a few days. Does this mean that the rest of the country is not significantly lagging NYC? Or that COVID-19 fevers are a small fraction of all fevers?
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This website tracks real time fevers using thermometers connected to the internet. A first glance at their map suggests to me that:
- fevers spiked two week ago.
- The timing of the spike is similar across the country,
- but magnitude greater in those regions with more COVID-19 deaths.
- The time difference in the peak across counties is at most a few days.
Does this mean that the rest of the country is not significantly lagging NYC? Or that COVID-19 fevers are a small fraction of all fevers?