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Still Cautious in Washington State.
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Stacked bar graph showing the total number of new hospital admissions due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of new hospital admissions has a net addition of 52 and net reduction of 1 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 43 which is trending 14 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly total of new hospital admissions due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of November 9 and ending November 30; 64, 41, 50, and 43. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of hospital beds (excluding ICU beds) occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 247 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 241 which is trending 1.6 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of beds currently recorded beginning with the week of November 9 and ending November 30; 275, 258, 245, and 241. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 33 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 32 which is trending 14.3 percent higher than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of ICU beds currently recorded beginning with the week of November 9 and ending November 30; 19, 29, 28, and 32. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of deaths in WA state residents with death certificate coded as caused by COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of deaths due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 2 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 2 which is trending lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of COVID-19 deaths currently recorded beginning with the week of October 26 and ending November 16; 5, 0, 4, and 2.
December 11, 2025 at 12:37 AM
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Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around South Puget Sound and Southwestern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Vancouver levels have increased marginally. Ridgefield levels have increased marginally. Vancouver Westside levels have increased moderately. Chambers Creek levels have increased marginally. Puyallup levels have decreased marginally. Tacoma levels have increased marginally. Budd Inlet levels have decreased moderately. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Central Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Richland has not been sampled recently enough to provide a trend. Wenatchee levels remain steady. Ephrata has not been sampled recently enough to provide a trend. Ellensburg levels have decreased marginally. Brewster levels have decreased marginally. Yakima levels remain steady. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Eastern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Pasco levels have decreased marginally. Spokane levels have decreased marginally. Spokane Valley levels remain steady. Walla Walla levels have decreased moderately. Pullman levels have decreased marginally.
December 10, 2025 at 11:33 PM
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How many hats did he stack up, three?
December 4, 2025 at 5:17 AM
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Stacked bar graph showing the total number of new hospital admissions due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of new hospital admissions has a net addition of 42 and net reduction of 14 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 41 which is trending 2.4 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly total of new hospital admissions due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of November 2 and ending November 23; 53, 64, 42, and 41. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of hospital beds (excluding ICU beds) occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 239 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 239 which is trending 7.4 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of beds currently recorded beginning with the week of November 2 and ending November 23; 290, 275, 258, and 239. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 27 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 27 which is trending 6.9 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of ICU beds currently recorded beginning with the week of November 2 and ending November 23; 11, 19, 29, and 27. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of deaths in WA state residents with death certificate coded as caused by COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of deaths due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 2 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 4 which is trending higher than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of COVID-19 deaths currently recorded beginning with the week of October 19 and ending November 9; 8, 5, 0, and 4.
December 4, 2025 at 12:54 AM
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Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around South Puget Sound and Southwestern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Vancouver levels have increased marginally. Ridgefield levels have increased greatly. Vancouver Westside levels remain steady. Chambers Creek levels remain steady. Puyallup levels have increased marginally. Tacoma levels have decreased marginally. Budd Inlet levels have increased marginally. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Central Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Richland levels remain steady. Wenatchee levels remain steady. Ephrata has not been sampled recently enough to provide a trend. Ellensburg levels have decreased marginally. Brewster levels have decreased moderately. Yakima levels remain steady. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Eastern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Pasco levels have increased marginally. Spokane levels have increased moderately. Spokane Valley levels have increased marginally. Walla Walla levels have increased moderately. Pullman levels have increased marginally.
December 3, 2025 at 11:52 PM
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I tried wording a Squirtle Squad joke about putting your pain out but my wit took the night off without giving notice. Hope the hot rice helps you feel better soon.
November 29, 2025 at 6:07 AM
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Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of hospital beds (excluding ICU beds) occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 258 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 258 which is trending 6.2 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of beds currently recorded beginning with the week of October 26 and ending November 16; 411, 290, 275, and 258. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 29 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 29 which is trending 52.6 percent higher than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of ICU beds currently recorded beginning with the week of October 26 and ending November 16; 44, 11, 19, and 29. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of deaths in WA state residents with death certificate coded as caused by COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of deaths due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 7 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 4 which is trending higher than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of COVID-19 deaths currently recorded beginning with the week of October 19 and ending November 9; 8, 5, 0, and 4.
November 27, 2025 at 12:33 AM
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Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around South Puget Sound and Southwestern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Vancouver levels remain steady. Ridgefield levels have decreased marginally. Vancouver Westside levels have decreased marginally. Chambers Creek levels remain steady. Puyallup levels remain steady. Tacoma levels have decreased marginally. Budd Inlet levels remain steady. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Central Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Richland levels remain steady. Wenatchee levels have decreased marginally. Ephrata has not been sampled recently enough to provide a trend. Ellensburg has not been sampled recently enough to provide a trend. Brewster levels have decreased marginally. Yakima levels have increased marginally. Stacked line graph showing past year of virus levels measured in wastewater from treatment sites around Eastern Washington state. The following list is of each site and its respective trend over the past two weeks. Pasco levels remain steady. Spokane levels remain steady. Spokane Valley levels have increased marginally. Walla Walla levels have increased greatly. Pullman levels remain steady.
November 26, 2025 at 11:19 PM
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King County Monthly Meetup - Whole Washington
The 2026 Washington State legislative session is very short (just 60 days), coming up fast (Jan 12th), so it's time to strategize!
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November 22, 2025 at 3:52 AM
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This preprint just came out. @wchnicholas.bsky.social and team reconstructed and tested the NJ Spike and found that it has the tightest ACE2 binding of any SC2 Spike ever measured.
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November 21, 2025 at 3:19 PM
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Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of hospital beds (excluding ICU beds) occupied due to COVID-19 has a net addition of 275 and net reduction of 1 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 275 which is trending 5.2 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of beds currently recorded beginning with the week of October 19 and ending November 9; 597, 411, 290, and 275. Stacked bar graph showing the total number of hospital ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 each week over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of ICU beds occupied due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 20 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 19 which is trending 72.7 percent higher than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of ICU beds currently recorded beginning with the week of October 19 and ending November 9; 54, 44, 11, and 19. Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of deaths in WA state residents with death certificate coded as caused by COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall, this week's report of deaths due to COVID-19 has had a net addition of 5 over the past year. The most recent week's total is 0 which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The following list states the weekly change, if any, and the new weekly total of COVID-19 deaths currently recorded beginning with the week of October 12 and ending November 2; 3, 8, 5, and 0.
November 20, 2025 at 3:35 AM