Here's when your state should close again, new search shows

An updated model of the University of Washington predicts these 22 states will need more locks.

While many regions in the United States formerly appeared to hum on the coronavirus, new cases of COVID-19 are on the rise throughout the country, with many states still forced to take strict measures to conserve Additional epidemics at the bay. Texas and Floridaclosed their barsCaliforniaclosed most interior activitiesand Rhode Island has even begunRoll on the size of authorized gatherings. However, even with these measures in place, the model based on the projection of the University of Washington Metric and Evaluation Institute (IHME) suggests that many states will have to close again in the near future.

"We see a rollercoaster in the United States," Director of IHMEChristopher Murraysaid in a statement. "It seems that people wear masks and distances socially more frequentlyAs increases infections, then after a while, while infections fall, people leave their guard and stop taking these steps to protect themselves and others, which, of course, leads to more infections. And theThe potentially deadly cycle starts again. "

With infections raises the way they are, the IMHE has identified 22 states as candidates forSubsequent locking in autumn. The model assumes that States will have to close non-essential companies andRestore stay orders at home Once the daily mortality rate is 8 per million residents. This threshold is based on data on when states imposed their first mandates in March and April and supposes many states will have to reinterpread similar mandates. On the basis of this metric, read to see if your condition is one of 22 that may need to stop again in the coming months. And for more perspectives in which areas are harm, checkHere are how many covidant cases increase in each state.