Wisconsin surpasses 100,000 COVID-19 cases
Wisconsin’s COVID-19 case count surpassed
100,000 on Sunday.
There were 3,948 cases reported over the weekend, after Wisconsin shattered
a record for the highest daily number of new cases on Friday with 2,533.
The Department of Health Services reported four more deaths, for a total 1,242.
There were 20,792 more test results reported over the weekend, for a total of 1,433,329. The positivity rate for tests was 18.3 percent on Saturday and 20 percent on Sunday.
The seven-day average positivity rate was 16.3 percent, as of Sunday. The average number of new daily cases reported over the past week was 1,720.
According to the Wisconsin Hospital Association
, there were 407 COVID-19 patients hospitalized on Sunday, a one-day increase of 45 and an increase of 94 from the prior week.
The number in intensive care units was 111, a single-day increase of six and up 18 from last week.