The measures that have in place in both states have drastically clamped down on infection rates - the growth in WA is barely above linear at this point (and rem

The measures that have in place in both states have drastically clamped down on infection rates - the growth in WA is barely above linear at this point (and remember you are always looking 10 days backward). CA is also sub-exponential. Look at the data (in the presence of high testing): https://covid-19.direct/state/WA https://covid-19.direct/state/WA If you look at thermometer data (less accurate, but a good predictor), there's little problem going forward in either state. (but serious problems in the NY metro area): https://healthweather.us/ https://healthweather.us/