These are the states where you need to worry about upcoming coronavirus surges

[Yoni Heisler]

• The coronavirus is on the rise in several states across the country. States currently seeing a huge increase in infections include Montana, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Arizona.
• To date, 200,000 Americans have died from the coronavirus. Experts warn that the figure could climb even higher come October and November once flu season arrives.
• The U.S. is currently seeing anywhere from 35,000 to 55,000 new coronavirus infections every day.

The number of coronavirus deaths surged past 200,000 last week and, sadly enough, the situation is liable to get worse before it gets better. Over the next few weeks, experts warn that we'll likely see a massive surge in new coronavirus cases on account of colder weather and the flu season kicking into high gear. Remember when Dr. Anthony Fauci said that the U.S. would be in big trouble if the daily number of new coronavirus cases didn't drop down below 10,000 by fall? Well, fall is already in full swing and the U.S. saw 55,000 new cases this past Friday alone.

What's particularly concerning about the current state of the coronavirus in the U.S. is that new infections are on the rise all across the country. As of this weekend, for example, there were only 10 states where the coronavirus was found to be on the decline. What's more, three states last week -- Montana, South Dakota, and Utah -- all reported a record number of new cases measured within a 24-hour period.

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