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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…
Read more of South Mississippi severe threat Tuesday looks low-end, but not zero
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…
Read more of 3/27/20 PM Update: New Coronavirus numbers and new research has good news and bad news
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…
Read more of Southeast faces severe weather threat next Tuesday / Wednesday
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…
Read more of 3/27/20 AM UPDATE: Morning Coronavirus number estimates
Long title, I know. But there was a lot of news today! Here is a quick breakdown of some of the pieces that on the science side of things, stick out to me. Oh, and…
There was a lot of action today with Coronavirus. Sadly, not all of it was good. While the government continues to work to contain the spread, the number of people who have died from the…
Read more of 3/25/20 PM UPDATE: A quick Coronavirus numbers update
I’ve received a lot of questions about the numbers coming out for the Coronavirus tests. A lot of people continue to ask “what does it mean?” And that is a good question! Because there are…
I’m still not a doctor. And I’m still learning new things every day – just like you – about this virus. These posts are a cultivation of information from official sources. After that, I try…
I think this is a fantastic explanation and a great analogy.
Leslie left this comment on a post from Tuesday morning. If you’ll allow it, I’d like to reshape her comments and questions. Leslie asks: Evidence shows the virus can last on a surface, invisibly, for…
