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U.S. Covid Cases Continue To Climb

The U.S. recorded 261,683 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday with a seven-day rolling average of 154,553, a 90% increase from the 137,058 average reported August 17, which is about two-thirds the spike of 269% reported three weeks ago

On Tuesday, 1,513 virus-related deaths were recorded with a seven-day rolling average, a 107% increase from the 710 average three weeks prior, which is a also a drop in the growth rate

Daily Mail: Number of COVID-19 cases has risen 90% in the last three weeks - but the rate of increase has slowed to its lowest since early July: Experts warn surge of Labor Day weekend infections

* The U.S. recorded 261,683 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday with a seven-day rolling average of 154,553, a 90% increase from the 137,058 average reported August 17

* Three weeks ago, the country was reporting steeper increases with a 269% spike in the seven-day rolling average at the time

* On Tuesday, 1,513 virus-related deaths were recorded with a seven-day rolling average, a 107% increase from the 710 average three weeks prior, which is a also a drop in the growth rate

* Nearly half of U.S. states have seen Covid infections either decline or hold steady over the last week

* Experts fear that the country will see a spike in cases following Labor Day weekend similar to the one that occurred after the Fourth of July

Coronavirus cases are continuing to rise across the U.S. but the rate of infections is showing signs of slowing, which could mean that the fourth wave of the pandemic is coming to an end.

On Tuesday, officials recorded 261,683 new cases of COVID-19 with a seven-day rolling average of 154,553, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.

This means that although the overall number of infections has risen, the growth rate of new cases has significantly slowed to the lowest since early July.

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Update: Daily US COVID cases up more than 300% from Labor Day last year (Daily News)

WNU Editor: 261,683 new cases of COVID-19 and 2,226 Covid deaths were recorded in the U.S. on Tuesday.