Seeing some pretty good signals that this wave across the south is about to peak, and probably already has in some places. NE Florida was the first to surge in Florida, and they are likely on the downswing now. R(t) estimates across the area are below 1 and decreasing, cases are decreasing, and BaptistHealth (large hospital provider in the area) had their first day-to-day drop in hospitalizations today. Hopefully that isn't just an anomaly.
The rest of Florida shouldn't be far behind, nor should southern AL, southern MS, and Louisiana. CLI ED visits haven't revised up as much as I thought they would across the region, and are pointing towards a clear peak in the last few days. Hopefully this is confirmed over the next 5-6 days as new data comes in.
Edit: Another early and hard hit area has been, well all of Louisiana, but Baton Rouge in particular. COVID hospitalizations there might have peaked, they've seen two straight days of decreases, which hasn't happened in a couple weeks. Hopefully it's a legitimate turnaround and not just a bump in the data. Cases and R(t) from that area also suggest they might be past peak.