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Hospitalizations and case counts stayed are more or less where they’ve been for the week. Positivity rates have risen and R Number models for San Francisco are mixed on the current rate of spread.

Hospitalizations, case counts and positivity rates stayed static over the past couple days. R Number models for San Francisco continue to suggest increasing spread.

Numbers are not falling as fast as we would like but they are going down (which is better than going up). We are not yet at the levels we were at last October before the winter surge.

Along with some rain, infecton, hospitalization and positivity rates dropped over the weekend, continuing Delta’s slow trend downwards.

Little movement in the numbers over the weekend as the virus digs in.

Infections and positivity rates going through the roof while the R number remains high. Hospitalizations are increasing, but no anywhere near what might be expected.

Hospitalizations continue to rise, but at a slower pace while infections and positivity rates, though headed down, remain extremely elevated and most R Number models show a lot of virus still speading in the City.

Omicron continues out of control in the City as Infections, hospitalizations, positivity rates remain sky high. R Number models show no decrease in transmission rates.

No sign yet of an omicron retreat.

By any measure — infections, hospitalizations, positivity rates and R Numbers — San Francisco appears still in the thick of the omicron woods.

Infection numbers, and positivity rates, contiune to skyrocket after the holiday delays. Hospitalizations jumped, and R Number models continue to show rapidly increasing transmissibility.

Infection numbers, and positivity rates, though high, most likely reflect delays in reporting from formal test sites. Hospitalization are up some, as expected, and R Number models continue to show rapidly increasing transmissibility.

As infections, and positivity rates take off, local hospitalizations remain relatively subdued, mostly flat for the week. R Number models show substantial and increasing transmission rates.

Case counts took another jump over the weekend, while hospitalizations stayed in the mid-30s. As formal testing has increased, the positivity rate stays below 2, while the R Number models for San Francisco suggest increasing spread.

Covid hospitaliztions have jumped from 21 to 35 in a week as infections and positivity rates have also begun rising again and R Number estimates show increased virus spread.