knapplc

Silver lining is that the projections have been steadily getting less grim. The experts doing the modeling seem to think the measures taken so far are going to spare us the worst of it. But we'll see.

Looking like the peak will be late this month. But it's worth remembering that the peak will arrive at different times in different areas. More rural areas that aren't even on the radar right now will probably be the last to be hit, but might ultimately be among the hardest hit.

https://www.vox.com/2020/3/28/21197421/usa-coronavirus-covid-19-rural-america

Looking like the "Nebraska peak" (I'm assuming Omaha/LNK peak, sry rural people) is still 18 days out. Which is a huge bummer. Lots of good research in here - 

http://covid19.healthdata.org/projections