COVID-19 deaths and projections in California

The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) is an independent global health research center at the University of Washington [1].

The COVID-19 forecast model developed by the institute was cited by the US government and has been used by local governments to predict the load pressure on the local medical institutions caused by the epidemic [2][3]. This article uses the data released by the Institute to illustrate the projected COVID-19 deaths in the United. Predictions are limited to the first wave of the pandemic up to August.

California: Deaths and predictions during the first wave of COVID-19 pandemic

    Daily deaths;     Projected Daily deaths;     Total deaths;     Projected Total deaths
DateDaily deathsTotal deaths
2020-03-041
1
2020-03-050
1
2020-03-060
1
2020-03-070
1
2020-03-080
1
2020-03-090
1
2020-03-101
2
2020-03-111
3
2020-03-121
4
2020-03-130
4
2020-03-141
5
2020-03-151
6
2020-03-161
7
2020-03-175
12
2020-03-181
13
2020-03-195
18
2020-03-205
23
2020-03-211
24
2020-03-226
30
2020-03-239
39
2020-03-2411
50
2020-03-2515
65
2020-03-2616
81
2020-03-2713
94
2020-03-2816
110
2020-03-2914
124
2020-03-3022
146
2020-03-3127
173
2020-04-0126
199
2020-04-0239
238
2020-04-0327
265
2020-04-0446
311
2020-04-0542
353
2020-04-0643
396
2020-04-0748
444
2020-04-0851
495
2020-04-0952
546
2020-04-1058
604
2020-04-1155
660
2020-04-1258
718
2020-04-1363
781
2020-04-1463
843
2020-04-1567
911
2020-04-1662
973
2020-04-1770
1,043
2020-04-1861
1,103
2020-04-1960
1,164
2020-04-2060
1,223
2020-04-2155
1,278
2020-04-2252
1,331
2020-04-2350
1,381
2020-04-2446
1,427
2020-04-2543
1,470
2020-04-2639
1,509
2020-04-2737
1,545
2020-04-2833
1,579
2020-04-2930
1,609
2020-04-3026
1,634
2020-05-0123
1,657
2020-05-0220
1,677
2020-05-0317
1,694
2020-05-0415
1,710
2020-05-0513
1,722
2020-05-0611
1,734
2020-05-079
1,743
2020-05-088
1,751
2020-05-097
1,758
2020-05-105
1,763
2020-05-114
1,767
2020-05-124
1,771
2020-05-133
1,774
2020-05-142
1,776
2020-05-152
1,778
2020-05-161
1,780
2020-05-171
1,781
2020-05-181
1,782
2020-05-191
1,782
2020-05-200
1,783
2020-05-210
1,783
2020-05-220
1,783
2020-05-230
1,783
2020-05-240
1,783
2020-05-250
1,783
2020-05-260
1,783
2020-05-270
1,783
2020-05-280
1,783
2020-05-290
1,783
2020-05-300
1,783
2020-05-310
1,783
2020-06-010
1,783
2020-06-020
1,783
2020-06-030
1,783
2020-06-040
1,783
2020-06-050
1,783
2020-06-060
1,783
2020-06-070
1,783
2020-06-080
1,783
2020-06-090
1,783
2020-06-100
1,783
2020-06-110
1,783
2020-06-120
1,783
2020-06-130
1,783
2020-06-140
1,783
2020-06-150
1,783
2020-06-160
1,783
2020-06-170
1,783
2020-06-180
1,783
2020-06-190
1,783
2020-06-200
1,783
2020-06-210
1,783
2020-06-220
1,783
2020-06-230
1,783
2020-06-240
1,783
2020-06-250
1,783
2020-06-260
1,783
2020-06-270
1,783
2020-06-280
1,783
2020-06-290
1,783
2020-06-300
1,783
2020-07-010
1,783
2020-07-020
1,783
2020-07-030
1,783
2020-07-040
1,783
2020-07-050
1,783
2020-07-060
1,783
2020-07-070
1,783
2020-07-080
1,783
2020-07-090
1,783
2020-07-100
1,783
2020-07-110
1,783
2020-07-120
1,783
2020-07-130
1,783
2020-07-140
1,783
2020-07-150
1,783
2020-07-160
1,783
2020-07-170
1,783
2020-07-180
1,783
2020-07-190
1,783
2020-07-200
1,783
2020-07-210
1,783
2020-07-220
1,783
2020-07-230
1,783
2020-07-240
1,783
2020-07-250
1,783
2020-07-260
1,783
2020-07-270
1,783
2020-07-280
1,783
2020-07-290
1,783
2020-07-300
1,783
2020-07-310
1,783
2020-08-010
1,783
2020-08-020
1,783
2020-08-030
1,783
2020-08-040
1,783
Data source: Data release April 5, 2020.

Reference

[1] IHME

[2] COVID-19 projections

[3] Model cited by White House says 82,000 people could die from coronavirus by August, even with social distancing

Risk of COVID-19 to people of different ages