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Those charts look very different from the Worldometer data, which shows the April 4th high water mark in new cases still holding 10 days later. Their graph is
by vanniv 7y ago
Those charts look very different from the Worldometer data, which shows the April 4th high water mark in new cases still holding 10 days later.
Their graph is linear growth in new cases per day until 4/4, followed by a gradual but spiky decline, even as tests/day keep increasing.
- lettergram 7y agoThat’s because worldometer data is community reported. This data comes from the states (mostly): https://covidtracking.com/ https://covidtracking.com/