Citywide Flu Levels & Trends

Level:

Moderate

63 RNA copies/mL

Trend compared to 1 week ago:

Increase

What Should You Do?
Flu Wastewater Concentration
Citywide Average
Guidance
  • If you are at high risk of getting very sick from respiratory illness, consider limiting non-essential indoor activities in large groups or in public where you could be exposed to respiratory viruses.
Preventing Respiratory Illness
Neighborhood Flu Levels & Trends

Levels: Not Detected: ≤1 copies/mL; Low: 1-9 copies/mL; Moderate: 10-129 copies/mL; High: 129-304 copies/mL; Very High: >304 copies/mL

Citywide COVID-19 Levels & Trends

Level:

Low

94 RNA copies/mL

Trend compared to 2 weeks ago:

Increase

+84 RNA copies/mL (+909%)

What Should You Do?
COVID-19 Wastewater Concentration
Citywide Average
Guidance
  • Continue to monitor wastewater viral levels in your neighborhood
Preventing Respiratory Illness
Neighborhood COVID-19 Levels & Trends

Levels: Very Low: ≤80 copies/mL; Low: 80-160 copies/mL; Moderate: 160-240 copies/mL; High: 240-320 copies/mL; Very High: >320 copies/mL

Citywide RSV Levels & Trends

Level:

Moderate

7 RNA copies/mL

Trend compared to 1 week ago:

Stable

What Should You Do?
RSV Wastewater Concentration
Citywide Average
Guidance
  • If you are at high risk of getting very sick from respiratory illness, consider limiting non-essential indoor activities in large groups or in public where you could be exposed to respiratory viruses.
Preventing Respiratory Illness
Neighborhood RSV Levels & Trends

Levels: Not Detected: ≤1 copies/mL; Low: 1-7 copies/mL; Moderate: 8-23 copies/mL; High: 24-43 copies/mL; Very High: >43 copies/mL


The red line on the COVID-19 wastewater concentration figure marks the date the lab testing wastewater for BPHC switched. Data before and after this switch may not be comparable.