COVID-19 forecasts : deaths updated Jan. 12, 2023
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COVID-19 forecasts : deaths updated Jan. 12, 2023

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      National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (U.S.)
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      Reported and forecasted new and total COVID-19 deaths as of January 9, 2023.

      Interpretation of Forecasts of New and Total Deaths

      - This week’s national ensemble predicts that the number of newly reported COVID-19 deaths will remain stable or have an uncertain trend over the next 4 weeks, with 1,600 to 5,900 new deaths likely reported in the week ending February 4, 2023. The national ensemble predicts that a total of 1,107,000 to 1,115,000 COVID-19 deaths will be reported by this date.

      - The state and territory-level ensemble forecasts predict that over the next 4 weeks, the number of newly reported deaths per week will likely increase in 2 jurisdictions and decrease in 1 jurisdiction, which are indicated in the forecast plots below. Trends in numbers of future reported deaths are uncertain or predicted to remain stable in the other states and territories.

      - Ensemble forecasts combine diverse independent team forecasts into one forecast. While they have been among the most reliable forecasts in performance over time, even the ensemble forecasts have not reliably predicted rapid changes in the trends of reported cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. They should not be relied upon for making decisions about the possibility or timing of rapid changes in trends.

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      National Forecast -- State Forecasts -- Forecast Assumptions.
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