Washoe County is reporting its highest number of new COVID-19 cases since February.
The county says 92 cases were reported on Monday.Â
The 7-day moving average for new cases is now a little over 74. For comparison, it was 36 two weeks ago.
Statewide, Nevada Health Response says the 14-day moving average is 429 cases.
The Nevada Hospital Association says COVID-19 hospitalizations remains flat.
The CDC community level is also still listed as low.
Nationwide, the CDC also expects hospitalizations will increase over the next four weeks - anywhere from 1,300 up to 11,000.
It's the fourth consecutive week hospitalizations are predicted to increase.Â
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Latest #COVID19 Washoe County stats:
— COVID19Washoe (@Covid19Washoe) May 18, 2022
🔹7-day moving avg for new cases is 74.4 (was 36.7 2 weeks ago)
🔹92 cases reported 5/17 (Most since 2/18 - 103)
🔹COVID-19 hospitalizations remain "flat" - @NVHospitals
🔹CDC Community Level still "Low"
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