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Anyone going to PA in July?
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b2b777
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Re: Anyone going to PA in July?
Posted by xosweetiexo
Posted by Naturalmama
Posted by b2b777
Posted by Naturalmama
Right now, we are only comfortable going to states with very low infection rates- NY, NJ, CT, & MA. PA is reporting significantly higher numbers than we are.
This summer we are spending six weeks in CT, with a side trip to Cape Cod. I would not go to PA this summer, but that's just me. We are limiting where we travel for the time being.
Hi -- can you tell me where you are getting your numbers? I have a vaca planned in PA and another in CT. I want to be able to monitor the numbers. From what ive seen so far i didnt see any spike in PA...but maybe im way off!
https://covidactnow.org/?s=60387
PA is listed "at risk" for an outbreak. NY, NJ, CT, & MA are the only states considered to have the virus under control.
Oh boyyy .. I’ve never seen this website before .. looks like a good one. Not good for my PA trip
When i look at the new cases it shows 600 for PA, and 300 for NY today. I guess i will continue to watch it.
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Posted 7/1/20 2:22 PM  |
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xosweetiexo
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Re: Anyone going to PA in July?
Posted by b2b777
Posted by xosweetiexo
Posted by Naturalmama
Posted by b2b777
Posted by Naturalmama
Right now, we are only comfortable going to states with very low infection rates- NY, NJ, CT, & MA. PA is reporting significantly higher numbers than we are.
This summer we are spending six weeks in CT, with a side trip to Cape Cod. I would not go to PA this summer, but that's just me. We are limiting where we travel for the time being.
Hi -- can you tell me where you are getting your numbers? I have a vaca planned in PA and another in CT. I want to be able to monitor the numbers. From what ive seen so far i didnt see any spike in PA...but maybe im way off!
https://covidactnow.org/?s=60387
PA is listed "at risk" for an outbreak. NY, NJ, CT, & MA are the only states considered to have the virus under control.
Oh boyyy .. I’ve never seen this website before .. looks like a good one. Not good for my PA trip
When i look at the new cases it shows 600 for PA, and 300 for NY today. I guess i will continue to watch it.
Have u decided if you’re still going to go? We’ve decided to go and try to be extra careful. 
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| Posted 7/5/20 8:12 PM |
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WhatNow
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Re: Anyone going to PA in July?
In PA now. Unless you are in a large metropolis, like Philly, the risk of infection is pretty low. PA is not densely populated at all.
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| Posted 7/6/20 10:30 AM |
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