The highest death daily totals were about 2k.
Then a sudden one day spike of 6k.
Without consistency in the reporting it's hard to tell which way it's really trending.
Why all those accurate models the experts have been touting of course!
Only 450,000 more deaths to go before we hit the "conservative amount" predicted.
2 have died in North Dakota with the Coronavirus under the age of 70.
Is it okay if anyone under retirement age goes out for a sit down steak and haircut soon?
304 people under the age of 45 so far have died in NYC with the Coronavirus.
When will it be okay for people under 45 in NYC to go outside and play again?
Minnesota released more detailed estimates of their model this morning.
They have a chart with Mortality and 20,000 under it.
Is it ok to infer that's their best estimate?
https://mn.gov/covid19/data/modeling.jsp
Smh.
According to the IMHE models what is the projected death count for North Dakota?
Is it fair to say that is the median number?
That answer is yes.
Is the projected death count also the most likely scenario based on their projections?
That answer is yes.
The middle range (20k) is definately the most likely.
Most likely certainly isn't the upper limit or the bottom limit.
The most likely amount of deaths in Minnesota according to their model is 20k.
Or to put it another way...their best guess is 20k Minnesota deaths.