According to epidemic data from the past seven days reported by Johns Hopkins University on Monday, the US has seen an average of nearly 95,000 new cases per day, up about 31% from the previous two weeks. As the weather cools and the U. S. approaches Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, people are more likely to gather at home or in other confined Spaces, according to U. S. public health officials. At the end of last year, there was a peak of more than 250,000 new cases per day during the holiday season, according to data. In early 2021, the number of deaths from Novel coronavirus infections also reached its highest level in the US, at about 3,400 per day. U. S. officials predict the country will see a similar "coronavirus storm" this year.