Post #4401865

FYI, I emailed the guy and learned the data is correct: "What you are seeing is actually correct, but the perspective is likely off. The graphs are displayed using a fixed scale based on the results observed over the past few years. Compared with the much higher concentrations measured during seasonal peaks or across the past years in general, the current values are very low levels, as such what we are currently detecting can appear almost flat and very close to zero on the graph. In addition, the lines (curves) displayed on the website are generated using a moving average. PS if you double click the lines it will zoom in for you and you will see the low level SAR-CoV-2 (covid) values we are detecting. A bit of a summary of what is happening, our recent results suggest that Influenza A has not been detected since the end of April. COVID-19 is being detected as low values, please double click the orange line to see the values, or hover your mouse over the line to read the values. Influenza B, and RSV are still being detected sporadically, even though their seasonal peaks have now passed. However, these detections are infrequent and remain at very low concentrations."