May 27th Data Update

This post updates COVID-19 confirmed case data for the DC Metropolitan area as of May 27th 2021. The total confirmed cases in the DC area rose by 229 to 419,007 from the previous total of 418,778. Fatalities rose by 157 to 7,200 from the previous total of 7,043.

It is worth noting that the apparent spike in fatalities is driven overwhelmingly by Maryland's increase of 155 fatalities (for context, the Maryland jurisdictions had been averaging 2 new fatalities per day since mid-May 2021). The sharp rise from Maryland is due to an upward statistical revision by Maryland health authorities of COVID-19 fatalities covering "past year", which I presume to mean the beginning of the pandemic. While I will report the numbers as given, I will account for this statistic revision when doing end-of-month summary statistics.

Cases
DC Region: 419,007
By State
DC Region (419,007)
Maryland: 186,253
District of Columbia: 48,898
Virginia: 183,856

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (186,253)
Frederick County: 19,743
Montgomery County: 70,769
Prince George's County: 84,910
Charles County: 10,831

District of Columbia (48,898)

Virginia (183,856)
Arlington County: 15,282
City of Alexandria: 11,834
Fairfax County: 77,949
Loudoun County: 27,902
Prince William County: 50,889





Fatalities
DC Region: 7,200
By State
DC Region (7.200)
Maryland: 3,717
District of Columbia: 1,132
Virginia: 2,351

By Jurisdiction
Maryland (3,717)
Frederick County: 338
Montgomery County: 1,601
Prince George's County: 1,570
Charles County: 208

District of Columbia (1,132)
Virginia (2,351)
Arlington County: 256
City of Alexandria: 137
Fairfax County: 1,125
Loudoun County: 278
Prince William County: 555




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