MADISON (NBC 26) — Wisconsin saw the highest number of new confirmed COVID-19 cases on Tuesday compared to any day since the pandemic began.
With the new record reported Wednesday, Wisconsin DHS said 10,288 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 were added to the system Tuesday for a 7-day average of 6,260 cases per day.
This breaks the previous record that was documented only this week. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services'COVID-19 dashboardrecorded 8,058 confirmed cases on Monday. That's compared to the previous daily record of 7,870 cases on Nov. 17, 2020.
The spike in cases brought the 7-day average number of cases to 5,711 on Monday, the highest that number has been since late November of 2020.