Mississippi caught a break in the Spring of 2021, unlike the Northern states, where a spring surge was prominent.
Death rates continued to decline after the holidays, with the cumulative tally flattening out through June and into July.
Positive diagnoses declined to a couple of hundred a day (plotted on the same graph as the prior holiday surge).
Death rates in the community declined slowly, to just a couple a day for the entire state. The Long Term Care Facilities were almost entirely spared.
Hospitals slowly emptied their wards of COVID-19 patients, and number of patients in the Intensive Care Units and on ventilators also declined.
