I am tracking the daily actual deaths in NC, compared to one of the key models that lead to the shut-down extension on Sunday (3/29). Below are the total deaths projected by day for the next seven days. Currently, NC is tracking to the lower confidence limit of the curve.
Date, Actual Deaths, Lower Limit, Mean, Upper Limit
3/30, 9, 9, 9.835, 10,
3/31, , 12, 13.361, 14,
4/1, , 16, 17.899, 19,
4/2, , 20, 23.638, 26,
4/3, , 25, 30.827, 35,
4/4, , 31, 39.68, 47,
4/5, , 38, 50.465, 61
Of course, staying on the lower limits is good, since it means we could begin opening back up in mid-May (with lots more testing required). If we are on the upper side, opening up gets pushed to June. The curve of estimated deaths goes effectively flat on June 1, when looking at the mean deaths projection. It is effectively flat in mid-May when looking at the lower limit, which is why I suggest a mid-May opening up if NC stays on the lower limit.
You can see the curves yourself at the following link (used drop-down to see NC view):
https://covid19.healthdata.org/projections