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How coronavirus is spreading in Florida

Deaths

Cases

Tests

Positive test rate

ICU beds filled

ICU capacity

Hospital Beds filled

Hospital capacity

Average new deaths per day, past week

Average new cases per day, past week

Daily new cases by total cases, rolling weekly average on a logarithmic scale

Total cases, rolling weekly mean

Daily new cases, rolling weekly mean

Average new tests per day, past week

Share of new tests positive, past week

Percent ICU beds filled, rolling weekly average

Available ICU beds and total ICU beds, rolling weekly average

Percent hospital beds filled, rolling weekly average

Available beds and total staffed beds, rolling weekly average

By ELI MURRAY and LANGSTON TAYLOR Additional design by ELI ZHANG Translation by JUAN CARLOS CHAVEZ Published May 31, 2020 Updated Oct. 30, 2020 10:46 a.m.

Over the past week, the number of new coronavirus deaths in Florida has been going down.

The state is currently averaging 54.7 new deaths per day. By Friday, a total of 16,927 people had died.

In total, 794,624 people have tested positive for the coronavirus — 3,858 per 100,000 residents, or 1 in every 26 people. A total of 6,091,565 coronavirus test results have been recorded.

You can find your county, city or zip code. Below, you can see which parts of the state are experiencing spikes.

Find your county, city, zip code or hospital

Try searching for Hillsborough, St. Petersburg, 33612, Memorial Hospital of Tampa, or Tampa Bay.

The death rate by county

Here are the counties with the most deaths per resident over the last week. The dates mark when the death was announced, rather than when the person died.

Coronavirus’ spread in specific regions

The state is releasing results by county and zip code. By looking at groups of the zip codes, we were able to calculate coronavirus statistics for specific cities and other well-known areas around Florida.