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"fever shortness of breath" filtered by metro region has been what I look at every day for more than a month now. It is a window into where community spread ha
by mobilejdral 7y ago
"fever shortness of breath" filtered by metro region has been what I look at every day for more than a month now. It is a window into where community spread has been appearing (and people are googling their symptoms) and it is this weird view into the future of what will be reported in the news. Watching it spread county by county from the main cities to elsewhere in the country has been something.
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=fever%20shortness%20of%20breath https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=fever%20sh...
- dougmwne 7y agoYikes Arkansas. That is not good news at all since it is one of the poorest states in the country. Since you've been watching this search trend, do you have any insights you could summarize?
- mobilejdral 7y agoJust because a state has one reported case from one person flying in doesn't mean it was showing up in the community. Florida was showing up early on even before it was being talked about, let alone the weird anti-talking about it they seem to be doing. I would not want to be living there now. Overall it has been playing out like you would imagine. Hot spots with big airports seem to light up first. Then the surrounding areas and slowly spreading out via the highway system. If there every is a real zombie apocalypse West Virginia, Vermont and Wyoming all seem to be the best places to go. I have been taking screenshots since March 11th (when it seemed to suddenly overnight be "everywhere") so you can scroll through and see how quickly this has spread https://imgur.com/gallery/IaFgXiF https://imgur.com/gallery/IaFgXiF
- dougmwne 7y agoThis corroborates your observation about Florida: https://healthweather.us/ https://healthweather.us/