Here's today's update, still using the Covid Tracking website for primary information. I'm still tracking the Coronavirus Dashboard as well, and the two sites seem to be in sync, except the Coronavirus Dashboard deaths are still high, a result - as I've had a chance to look at details of both sets - of New York's arbitrary inclusion of 3,700 additional deaths attributed to coronavirus on March 14th.
Note the scale changes from yesterday and the addition of the 'Projected Cumulative' curve from the HealthData.org data projections. The daily death toll has clearly peaked and is trending down although the variability from day-to-day surely makes the trend line suspect. The cumulative curve is clearly flattening and should peak right at the 50,000 deaths mark (note that the trend curve clearly can't come downward - there's only one known case of someone coming back to life....), well below the cumulative projection.
Eighty-six percent of Americans remain uninfected, if not unexposed.
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