I got this message today: And I thought, “I’m skeptical already, given the title… but let’s take a look.” In this case, the link was full of some interesting information. Visually, it presented the information in a digestible way. It was trying to re-frame this pandemic in a positive light: “Right now Coronavirus only kills 4 people for every million… Read more →
Some good news to pass along this morning: The severe threat we have been monitoring for the past week, regarding this next Monday through Wednesday, is looking like more of a low-end threat based on the data collected this morning. I’ll say “Thank Goodness!” but I’ll also say, “Things can change, though.” For the past week – roughly – we… Read more →
Sadly, the numbers continue to rise. But know that experts (and basic mathematics) suggest that numbers will continue to rise even with social distancing and hand-washing hands due to the five to 14 day incubation period. Since the widespread effort began about 10 days ago, we should start to see things slow down in the coming days compared to where… Read more →
As if one this virus wasn’t enough, Mother Nature looked at the Calendar and remembered that it is still Spring. Looking at the latest data, there is still a chance for severe weather across parts of the Southeast and Gulf Coast next Tuesday and into Wednesday. An area of low pressure looks to close off and slide from West TExas… Read more →
A lot of people have been asking in recent weeks, “Just how many people are walking around, infected, without even knowing it? There could be thousands!” I kept racking my brain with a way to figure that out. Then I came across a research paper or two that highlighted, within a small, fully-tested, population, numbers for infected, non-infected and infected-but-asymptomatic…. Read more →
