Hopefully they haven't dismantled the temporary hospital yet. It may be needed.

As of now I am not that concerned until late fall or winter. It could jump and I expect new cases but I don't believe the climate is right for it at this time.

abc13.com/health/cov id-19-cases-might-ri se-drastically-soon- in-harris-co/62   I know...all lakefront vacation homes are rented. Even Frio River cabins are booked.

Modeling predictions have been bullseye so far. He said the model suggests that Houston and Harris County is in the right situation for a surge, but that it can be prevented. "If people recognized what a danger this really was and voluntarily started following these (CDC) guidelines, it could be controlled, and you wouldn't have a surge, and businesses could be open to a larger extent," Morris said. ^^Fear mongering bull. It can be prevented if you do as we say even though we have bee wrong about everything so far. Control and power must be intoxicating.

It's really sad driving around just seeing how many people are not wearing masks or cramed together in stores like there's no pandemic at all. Sad

Everything I've read in the news has been spot on. Back in January, they said future pandemic, and was a matter of "when" not 'if' it came to USA, That happened. They said increased testing would slow the spread. That happened. They said if we all did social distancing, we could flatten the curve and keep hospitals from overburdened. That happened. They said we would reach 100,000 deaths by June 1. We are almost there, actually will reach that before June. They said spikes would come in waves. I see that happening in the next few months. Especially with the way people are behaving this weekend.