MOVING TO FRONT, ORIGINALLY POSTED MARCH 14--VARIOUS UPDATES, MOSTLY FOR CHICAGO/ILLINOIS, FEWER NOW FOR NEW YORK CITY
Just a snapshot of what's going on in one metropolis, that hasn't (yet!) been hit as bad as NYC or Seattle or parts of Northern California; I'll update this periodically. Illinois is doing a fair bit of testing, but not nearly enough. Technically these are the numbers for Illinois, but almost all the cases are in the Chicago metropolitan area (9.5 million people are in the Chicago metro area, Illinois has 12.5 million altogether, Cook County, where Chicago is, has 5.2 million people; the data is broken out starting March 18):
March 10: 11 confirmed cases
March 11: 19 confirmed cases
March 12: 32 confirmed cases (nearly tripled in two days)
March 13: 46 confirmed cases
March 14: 64 confirmed cases (doubled in two days)
March 15: 93 confirmed cases (doubled in two days)
March 16: 105 confirmed cases
March 17: 160 confirmed cases (21 of the new cases are at a single nursing home, in a Chicago suburb which is beyond awful)
March 18: 288 confirmed cases (178 in Cook County, including 24 more in the same nursing home in Willowbrook) (way more than doubled in two days)
March 19: 422 confirmed case (278 in Cook County) (more than doubled in two days) (134 new cases in the state, 100 of those in Cook County)
March 20: 585 confirmed cases (411 in Cook County) (doubled in two days) (163 new cases in the state, 133 of those in Cook County)
March 21: 753 confirmed cases (548 in Cook County) (state did not double in two days, Cook County almost did) (168 new cases in the state, 137 of those in Cook County)
March 22: 1049 confirmed cases (805 in Cook County [519 of those in Chicago]) (Cook County almost doubled in two days) (296 new cases in the state, 257 of those in Cook County)
March 23: 1285 confirmed cases (922 in Cook County [636 of those in Chicago]) (236 new cases in the state, 117 of those in Cook County) (state and county doubled in three days)
March 24: 1535 confirmed cases (1124 in Cook County [782 of those in Chicago]) (state and county doubled in three days) (250 new cases in the state, 202 of those in Cook County, 146 of those in Chicago)
March 25: 1865 confirmed cases (1418 in Cook County [915 of those in Chicago]) (state and county more than doubled in four days) (330 new cases in the state, 294 of those in Cook County, 133 of those in Chicago)
March 26: 2538 confirmed cases (1904 in Cook County [1161 of those in Chicago]) (state and county doubled in three days) (693 new cases in the state, 486 of those in Cook County, 246 of those in Chicago).
March 27: 3026 confirmed cases (2239 in Cook County [1364 of those in Chicago] (state just about doubled, county doubled in three days) (488 new cases in the state, 333 of those in Cook County, 203 of those in Chicago).
March 28: 3491 confirmed cases (2613 in Cook County [1610 of those in Chicago] (state, county and city doubled in four days) (465 new cases in the state, 374 of those in Cook County, 246 of those in Chicago)
March 29: 4596 confirmed cases (3445 in Cook County [2026 of those in Chicago] (state, county, and city doubled in four days) (1105 new cases in the state, 832 of those in Cook County, 416 of those in Chicago)
March 30: 5056 confirmed cases (3727 in Cook County [2198 of those in Chicago]) (state almost doubled in four days, county and Chicago did not) (460 new cases in the state, 282 of those in Cook County, and 172 of those in Chicago) [Note: this is a Monday, many commercial are closed on Sunday, hence the drop in new cases; Chicago is now testing about 4000 people per day, which should rise to about 10,000 by mid-April]
March 31: 5994 confirmed cases (4496 in Cook County [2693 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in five days, county doubled in four days, city almost doubled in four days but not quite). (948 new cases in the state, 669 of those in Cook County, and 495 of those in Chicago)
April 1: 6980 confirmed cases (5151 in Cook County [3087 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in four days, county doubled in five days, Chicago doubled in five days). (986 new cases in the state, 654 of those in the county, and 394 of those in Chicago)
April 2: 7698 confirmed cases (5575 in Cook County [3279 of those in Chicago]) (state, county and city all doubled in five days) (718 new cases in the state, 424 of those in the county, 190 of those in Chicago).
April 3: 8904 confirmed cases (6526 in Cook County [3815 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city all doubled in six days [state almost doubled in five days]) (1206 new cases in the state, 951 of those in the county, 536 of those in Chicago).
April 4: 10,357 confirmed cases (7,439 in Cook County [4,296 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in five days; county came very close to doubling in five days; city almost doubled, but not as close, in five days) (1461 new cases in the state, 913 of those in Cook County, 471 of those in Chicago).
April 5: 11,256 confirmed cases (8,034 in Cook County [4,614 of those in Chicago]) (state, county and city doubled in six days) (899 new cases in the state, 595 of those in Cook County, 318 of those in Chicago).
April 6: 12,262 confirmed cases (8728 in Cook County [5067 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in six days, county and city did not quite double in six days) (1006 new cases in the state, 694 of those in Cook County, 453 of those in Chicago) (Monday)
April 7: 13,549 confirmed cases (9509 in Cook County [5506 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in seven days) (1287 new cases in the state, 781 of those in Cook County, 439 of those in Chicago).
April 8: 15,078 confirmed cases (10,520 in Cook County [6092 of those in Chicago]) (state and county doubled in seven days, city did not quite double in seven days) (1,519 new cases in the state, 1011 of those in Cook County, 586 of those in Chicago).
April 9: 16,422 confirmed cases (11,415 in Cook County [6648 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in seven days) (1,344 new cases in the state, 895 of those in Cook County, 556 of those in Chicago).
April 10: 17,887 confirmed cases (12,472 in Cook County [7230 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in seven days, county and city doubled in eight days) (1,465 new cases in the state, 1,057 of those in Cook County, 582 of those in Chicago).
April 11: 19,180 confirmed cases (13,417 in Cook County [7784 of those in Chicago]) (state, county and city doubled in eight days) (1,293 new case in the state, 945 of those in Cook County, 554 of those in Chicago).
April 12: 20,852 confirmed cases (14,585 in Cook County [8503 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in eight days, county and city almost doubled in eight days but not quite) (1,672 new cases in the state, 1,167 of those in Cook County, 719 of those in Chicago).
April 13: 22,025 confirmed cases (15,374 in Cook County [9084 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in nine days) (1,173 new cases in the state, 789 of those in Cook County, 581 of those in Chicago). (Monday)
April 14: 23,247 confirmed cases (16,323 in Cook County [9616 of those in Chicago]) (state, county and city doubled in nine days) (1,222 new cases in the state, 949 of those in Cook County, 532 of those in Chicago)
April 15: 24,593 confirmed cases (17,306 in Cook County [10,192 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in nine days) (1,346 new cases in the state, 983 of those in Cook County, 576 of those in Chicago).
April 16: 25,733 confirmed cases (18,087 in Cook County [10,642 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in ten days) (1,140 new cases in the state, 781 of those in Cook County, 459 of those in Chicago)
April 17: 27,575 confirmed cases (19,381 in Cook County [11,409 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in ten days) (1,842 new case in the state, 1,294 of those in Cook County, 767 of those in Chicago)
April 18: 29,160 confirmed cases (20,395 in Cook County [12,007 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in eleven days) (1,585 new cases in the state, 1,014 of those in Cook County, 598 of those in Chicago)
April 19: 30,357 confirmed cases (21,272 in Cook County [12,533 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 11 days) (1,197 new cases in the state, 877 of those in Cook County, 526 of those in Chicago)
April 20: 31,508 confirmed cases (22,101 in Cook County [13,013 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 12 days) (1,151 new cases in the state, 829 of those in Cook County, 490 of those in Chicago]) (Monday)
April 21: 33,059 confirmed cases (23,181 in Cook County [13,554 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 12 days) (1,552 new cases in the state, 1,080 of those in Cook County, 541 of those in Chicago). [6.6K tests]
April 22: 35,108 confirmed cases (24,546 in Cook County [14,394 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city almost doubled in 12 days) (2,049 new cases in the state, 1,365 of those in Cook County, 840 of those in Chicago). [9.3K tests]
April 23: 36,934 confirmed cases (25,811 in Cook County [15,073 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 13 days) (1,824 new cases in the state, 1,265 of those in Cook County, 679 of those in Chicago). [9.2K tests]
April 24: 39,658 confirmed cases (27,616 in Cook County [16,112 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 13 days) (2,722 new cases in the state, 1,805 of those in Cook County, 1,039 in Chicago) [16.1K tests]
April 25: 41,777 confirmed cases (29,058 in Cook County [17,109 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 13 days) (2,121 new cases in the state, 1,442 in Cook County, 997 of those in Chicago) [12K tests]
April 26: 43,903 confirmed cases (30,574 in Cook County [17,865 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 14 days) (2,126 new cases in the state, 1,516 of those in Cook County, 756 of those in Chicago). [13.3K tests]
April 27: 45,883 confirmed cases (31,953 in Cook County [18,682 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 14 days) (1,980 new cases in the state, 1,379 of those in Cook County, 917 of those in Chicago). (Monday) [12.7K tests]
April 28: 48,102 confirmed cases (33,449 in Cook County [19,594 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 14 days) (2,219 new cases in the state, 1,496 of those in Cook County, 912 of those in Chicago). [14.6k tests]
April 29: 50,355 confirmed case (34,880 in Cook County [20,413 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 14 days) (2,253 new cases in the state, 1,431 of those in Cook County, 819 of those in Chicago). [14.5K tests]
April 30: 52,918 confirmed cases (36,513 in Cook County [21,491 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 14 days) (2,563 new cases in the state, 1,633 of those in Cook County, 1,078 of those in Chicago). [13.2k tests]
May 1: 56,055 confirmed cases (38,668 in Cook County [22,718 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 14 days) (3,137 new cases in the state, 2,155 of those in Cook County, 1,227 of those in Chicago). [14.8k tests]
May 2: 58,505 confirmed cases (40,227 in Cook County [23,616 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 14 days, count and city doubled in 15 days) (2,450 new cases in the state, 1,559 of those in Cook County, 898 of those in Chicago). [15.2k tests]
May 3: 61,499 confirmed cases (42,324 in Cook County [24,864 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 15 days) (2,994 new cases in the state, 2097 of those in Cook County, 1,248 of those in Chicago). [19.4k tests]
May 4: 63,840 confirmed cases (43,715 in Cook County [25,805 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 14 days, county and city doubled in 15 days) (2,341 new cases in the state, 1,391 of those in Cook County, 941 of those in Chicago). (Monday) [13.8k tests]
May 5: 65,962 confirmed cases (45,223 in Cook County [26,606 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 15 days) (2,122 new cases in the state, 1,508 of those in Cook County, 801 of those in Chicago). [13.1k tests]
May 6: 68,232 confirmed cases (46,689 in Cook County [27,440 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 15 days) (2,270 new cases in the state, 1,466 of those in Cook County, 834 of those in Chicago). [15K tests]
May 7: 70,873 confirmed cases (48,341 in Cook County [28,441 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 15 days, county and city doubled in 16 days) (2,551 new cases in the state, 1,652 of those in Cook County, 1,001 of those in Chicago). [17.8K tests]
May 8: 73,760 confirmed cases (50,236 in Cook County [29,535 of those in Chicago]) (state almost doubled in 15 days, county and city doubled in 16 days) (2,887 new cases in the state, 1,895 of those in Cook County, 1,194 of those in Chicago). [20.7K tests]
May 9: 76,085 confirmed cases (51,674 in Cook County [30,393 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 16 days) (2,325 new cases in the state, 1,438 of those in Cook County, 868 of those in Chicago) [16.6K tests]
May 10: 77,741 confirmed cases (52,655 in Cook County [30,950 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 17 days) (1,656 new cases in the state, 981 of those in Cook County, 557 of those in Chicago) [13.7K tests]
May 11: 79,007 confirmed cases (53,381 in Cook County [31,327 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 18 days) (1,268 new case in the state, 726 of those in Cook County, 377 of those in Chicago) [12.4k tests] (Monday)
May 12: 83,021 confirmed cases (55,470 in Cook County [32,557 of those in Chicago]) (state, county, and city doubled in 18 days) (4,014 new cases in the state, 2,179 of those in Cook County, 1,230 of those in Chicago) [29.3k tests]
May 13: 84,698 confirmed cases (56,406 in Cook County [33,074 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 18 days, county and city doubled in 19 days) (1,677 new cases in the state, 936 of those in Cook County, 517 of those in Chicago) [17.7k tests]
May 14: 87,937 confirmed cases (58,457 in Cook County [34,341 of those in Chicago]) (state almost doubled in 18 days, county and city doubled in 19 days) (3,239 new cases in the state, 2,051 of those in Cook County, 1,267 of those in Chicago) [22.7k tests]
May 15: 90,359 confirmed cases (59,905 in Cook County [35,183 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 19 days, county and city doubled in 20 days) (2,426 new cases in the state, 1,448 of those in Cook County, 842 of those in Chicago) [26.6k tests]
May 16: 92,457 confirmed cases (61,212 in Cook County [36,006 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 19 days, county and city doubled in 20 days) (2,098 new cases in the state, 1,307 of those in Cook County, 823 of those in Chicago) [23k tests]
May 17: 94,191 confirmed cases (62,218 in Cook County [36,621 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 20 days, county and city doubled in 21 days) (1,734 new cases in the state, 1,006 of those in Cook County, 614 of those in Chicago) [20.3k tests]
May 18: 96,485 confirmed cases (63,690 in Cook County [37,434 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 20 days, county almost doubled in 21 days, city doubled in 21 days (2,294 new cases in the state, 1,472 of those in Cook County, 813 of those in Chicago) [21.2k tests] (Monday)
May 19: 98,030 confirmed cases (64,691 in Cook County [37,919 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 21 days, county and city doubled in 22 days) (1,545 new cases in the state, 1,001 of those in Cook County, 483 of those in Chicago) [18.4k tests]
May 20: 100,418 confirmed cases (66,213 in Cook County [38,839 of those in Chicago]) (state almost doubled in 21 days, county and city almost doubled in 22 days) (2,388 new cases in the state, 1,522 of those in Cook County, 920 of those in Chicago) [21k tests]
May 21: 102,686 confirmed cases (67,551 in Cook County [39,755 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 22 days, county and city doubled in 23 days) (2,268 new cases in the state, 1,238 of those in Cook County, 924 of those in Chicago) [29.3k tests]
May 22: 105,444 confirmed cases (68,949 in Cook County [40,465 of those in Chicago]) (state almost doubled in 22 days, county and city almost doubled in 23 days) (2,758 new cases in the state, 1,398 of those in Cook County, 710 of those in Chicago) [25.1k tests]
May 23: 107,796 confirmed cases (70,417 in Cook County [41,402 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 23 days, county and city doubled in 24 days) (2,352 new cases in the state, 1,468 of those in Cook County, 937 of those in Chicago) [25.1k tests]
May 24: 110,304 confirmed cases (72,010 in Cook County [42,373 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 24 days, county and city doubled in 25 days) (2,506 new cases in the state, 1,593 of those in Cook County, 975 of those in Chicago) [25.7k tests]
May 25: 112,017 confirmed cases (73,097 in Cook County [42,967 of those in Chicago]) (state almost doubled in 24 days, county and city doubled in 25 days) (1,713 new cases in the state, 1,087 of those in Cook County, 594 of those in Chicago) [21.6k tests] (Monday/Memorial Day)
May 26: 113,194 confirmed cases (73,819 in Cook County [43,372 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 25 days, county and city doubled in 26 days) (1,177 new cases in the state, 722 of those in Cook County, 405 of those in Chicago) [17.2k tests]
May 27: 114,306 confirmed cases (74,521 in Cook County [43,778 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 26 days, county and city doubled in 27 days) (1,112 new cases in the state, 702 of those in Cook County, 406 of those in Chicago) [17.2k tests]
May 28: 115,833 confirmed cases (75,306 in Cook County [44,170 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 27 days, county and city doubled in 28 days) (1,527 new cases in the state, 785 of those in Cook County, 392 of those in Chicago) [26k tests]
May 29: 117,455 confirmed cases (76,266 in Cook County [44,666 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 27 days, county and city doubled in 29 days) (1,688 new cases in the state, 960 of those in Cook county, 496 of those in Chicago) [21.8k tests]
May 30: 118,917 confirmed cases (77,119 in Cook County [45,085 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 28 days, county almost doubled in 29 days, city doubled in 30 days) (1,462 new cases in the state, 853 of those in Cook County, 419 of those in Chicago) [25.3k tests]
May 31: 120,260 confirmed cases (77,925 in Cook County [45,527 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 29 days, county and city doubled in 30 days) (1,343 new cases in the state, 806 of those in Cook County, 442 of those in Chicago) [21.1k tests]
June 1: 121,234 confirmed cases (78,495 in Cook County [45,837 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 30 days, county and city doubled in 31 days) (974 new cases in the state, 570 of those in Cook County, 310 of those in Chicago) [20k tests] (Monday)
June 2: 122,848 confirmed cases (79,673 in Cook County [46,733 of those in Chicago]) (state almost doubled in 30 days, county doubled in 32 days, city almost doubled in 31 days) (1,614 new case in the state, 1,178 of those in Cook County, 896 of those in Chicago) [16.4k tests]
June 3: 123,830 confirmed cases (80,204 in Cook County [46,977 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 30 days, county and city almost doubled in 32 days) (982 new cases in the state, 531 of those in Cook County, 244 of those in Chicago) [24.5k tests]
June 4: 124,759 confirmed cases (80,715 in Cook County [47,251 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 32 days, county and city doubled in 33 days) (929 new cases in the state, 511 of those in Cook County, 274 of those in Chicago) [22.8k tests]
June 5: 125,915 confirmed cases (81,344 in Cook County [47,551 of those in Chicago]) (state doubled in 33 days, county and city doubled in 34 days) (1,156 new cases in the state, 629 of those in Cook County, 300 of those in Chicago [18.9k tests]
June 6: 126,890 confirmed cases (81,924 in Cook County [47,904 of those in Chicago]) (975 new cases in the state, 580 of those in Cook County, 353 of those in Chicago) (21.2k tests)
June 7: 127,757 confirmed cases (82,427 in Cook County [48,175 of those in Chicago]) (867 new cases in the state, 503 of those in Cook County, 269 of those in Chicago) (20.7k tests)
June 8: 128,415 confirmed cases (82,819 in Cook County [48,363 of those in Chicago]) (658 new cases in the state, 392 of those in Cook County, 188 of those in Chicago). (16k tests)
June 9: 129,212 confirmed cases (83,271 in County [48,603 of those in Chicago]) (797 new cases in the state, 452 of those in Cook County, 240 of those in Chicago). (20.3k tests)
Some social distancing measures and closures started going into effect the week beginning Monday, March 9 and will accelerate significantly the week starting Monday, March 16. (UPDATE: A statewide "lockdown" went into effect on Saturday, March 21 at 5 pm.)
ADDENDUM: Via philosopher Mark Couch (Seton Hall), here's some comparative data for cases just in New York City (whose population is about 8.5 million): they had 153 confirmed cases on March 13, and have 213 confirmed case on March 14. You can see a current report for New York State here. Here's the March 14 report for the entire state (many of these counties--e.g., Westchester, Nassau, much of Suffolk--are essentially NYC suburbs, with many residents who work in NYC):
| Positive Cases | |
|---|---|
| Albany County: | 3 |
| Broome County: | 1 |
| Delaware County: | 1 |
| Dutchess County: | 3 |
| Herkimer County: | 1 |
| Monroe County: | 2 |
| Nassau County: | 68 |
| Orange County: | 6 |
| Rockland County: | 10 |
| Saratoga: | 3 |
| Schenectady: | 1 |
| Suffolk County: | 33 |
| Tioga County: | 1 |
| Tompkins County: | 1 |
| Ulster County: | 5 |
| Westchester County: | 172 |
| New York State (Outside of NYC) | 311 |
| New York City: | 213 |
| Total Positive Cases (Statewide) | 524 |
MARCH 15 UPDATE: about 27 hours later in New York State, New York City is up to 329, Westchester County is up to 196, Nassau County is at 98, and Suffolk is at 47. It's good the growth in Westchester is slowing, probably due to the outbreak having started there and people taking precautions more quickly. NYC cases have doubled in two days, the key will be to slow that down.
MARCH 16: 463 confirmed cases in NYC, 220 in Westchester, 109 in Nassau, and 63 in Suffolk.
MARCH 18: 1339 confirmed cases in NYC (almost tripled in two days--increased testing is no doubt a factor) (875 new cases)
MARCH 19: 2469 confirmed cases in NYC (1130 new cases)
MARCH 20: 5683 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in one day!) (2215 new cases)
MARCH 22: 9,045 confirmed cases in NYC (3362 new cases)
March 23: 12,305 confirmed cases in NYC (more than doubled in two days) (2260 new cases)
March 24: 14,904 confirmed cases in NYC (did not double in two days!) (2599 new cases)
March 25: 17,856 confirmed cases in NYC (almost doubled, but not quite, in three days) (2956 new cases)
March 26: 21,393 confirmed cases in NYC (did not double in three days) (3537 new cases)
March 27: 25,398 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in four days) (4005 new cases)
March 28: 29,766 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in four days) (4368 new cases)
March 29: 33,768 confirmed cases in NYC (did not double in four days, but came close) (4002 new cases)
March 30: 37,453 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in five days) (3685 new cases)
March 31: 43,139 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in five days) (5685 new cases)
April 1: 47,349 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in six days) (4210 new cases)
April 2: 51,809 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in six days) (4370 new cases)
April 3: 57,159 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in seven days) (5350 new cases)
April 4: 63,306 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in seven days) (6147 new cases)
April 5: 67,551 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in seven days) (4245 new cases)
April 6: 72,181 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in eight days) (4,630 new cases)
April 7: 76,876 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in eight days) (4,695 new cases)
April 8: 81,803 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in nine days) (4,927 new cases)
April 9: 87,028 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in nine days) (5,225 new cases)
April 10: 92,385 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in ten days) (5,356 new cases)
April 11: 98,308 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in ten days) (5,924 new cases)
April 12: 103,208 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in ten days) (4,900 new cases)
April 13: 106,763 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in eleven days) (3,555 new cases) (Monday)
April 14: 110,465 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in twelve days) (3,702 new cases)
April 15: 118,302 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in twelve days) (7,837 new cases)
April 16: 123,146 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in thirteen days) (4,844 new cases)
April 17: 127,352 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in thirteen days) (4,206 new cases)
April 18: 131,263 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in fourteen days) (3,911 new cases)
April 19: 134,436 confirmed cases in NYC (almost doubled in 14 days) (3,173 new cases)
April 21: 139,325 confirmed case in NYC (doubled in 16 days) (2,519 new cases)
April 22: 142,432 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 16 days) (3,107 new cases)
April 23: 145,855 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 17 days) (3,423 new cases)
April 24: 150,473 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 18 days) (4,618 new cases)
April 25: 155,113 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 18 days) (4,640 new cases)
April 26: 158,258 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 19 days) (3,145 new cases)
April 27: 160,489 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 20 days) (2,231 new cases) (Monday)
April 28: 162,338 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 21 days) (1,849 new cases)
April 29: 164,841 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 21 days) (2,503 new cases)
April 30: 167,478 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 21 days) (2,647 new cases)
May 4: 175,651 confirmed cases in NYC (doubled in 25 days) (1,320 new cases)
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