I forked data from the New York times, and graphed it,NY Times Covid19 database
I formatted the data, and baselined the timeline to January 1, 2020. This is what the Florida dataset looks like when input to Maxima:
(%i37) Florida; (%o37) [[2020-03-01, 2], [2020-03-02, 2], [2020-03-03, 3], [2020-03-04, 3], [2020-03-05, 4], [2020-03-06, 7], [2020-03-07, 12], [2020-03-08, 13], [2020-03-09, 14], [2020-03-10, 23], [2020-03-11, 26], [2020-03-12, 46], [2020-03-13, 70], [2020-03-14, 70], [2020-03-15, 109], [2020-03-16, 141], [2020-03-17, 210], [2020-03-18, 326], [2020-03-19, 434], [2020-03-20, 564], [2020-03-21, 764], [2020-03-22, 1000], [2020-03-23, 1222], [2020-03-24, 1467], [2020-03-25, 1965], [2020-03-26, 2477], [2020-03-27, 3198]]
Here is the plot of New York and California:
(%i31) plot2d([[discrete,New_York],[discrete,California]], [legend,"New_York","California"], [title,"Positive Confirmed Cases"],[xlabel,"March 2020 date"], [ylabel,"number souls"],[png_file,"ny_cal.png"], [label,["Jan-25",day2020("2020-01-25"),10], ["Feb-15",day2020("2020-02-15"),10], ["Mar-15",day2020("2020-03-15"),10]]) (%o31) [/home/nicks/maxout.gnuplot, /home/nicks/ny_cal.png]
Here is New York, California, and the State of Washington:
Here is New York, California, Washington, Wash DC, Florida, Louisiana, Illinois: