It’s the November 2025 dashboard summary. We continue semi-regular COVID-19 dashboard numbers from the Vermont Department of Health, and MA counties that surround Brattleboro, as long as they continue providing them. New Hampshire has shut down their reporting. Scroll down the new comments for the latest.
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Nov 7, 2025
VT ( Wednesday updates)
Nov 5, 2025
XFG is the most commonly sequenced variant. Limited specimen quantities may impact proportion
accuracy. For more timely data, see the National SARS-CoV-2 Genomic Surveillance System which
includes data from Vermont and other states. Source: Vermont Department of Health Whole
Genome Sequencing program.
Concentrations are low in Ludlow, Essex Junction, and South Burlington. Concentrations are
moderately elevated in Montpelier, St. Albans and Middlebury. Some week-to-week fluctuation is
expected.
0 Windham outbreaks
0 Windsor outbreak
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MA, as of 11/6/2025
“COVID-19 testing patterns have changed over time. Current case counts includes reports of people tested with a molecular test (confirmed cases) and those tested by a health care provider using an antigen test (probable cases). Individuals testing themselves using at-home antigen tests are not included. Case counts represent only a portion of people with COVID-19 and should be interpreted with caution. Current case counts should not be compared to earlier parts of the pandemic.”
Statewide percent positivity is 3.580%
537 confirmed and probable cases last week
0 confirmed deaths
Franklin – 7 cases
Hampshire – 8 cases
Berkshire – 17 cases
Hampden – 52 cases
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Still no new national updates. Here’s the last they told us:
The CDC said week ending Sept 27 US % positivity was down from 7.9% to 6.7%.
https://www.cdc.gov/covid/php/surveillance/index.html
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Variant Update
https://www.cdc.gov/covid/php/variants/variants-and-genomic-surveillance.html
CDC has switched to “empiric proportions and nowcast estimates”
9/27/2025
Nationally…
XFG – 85%
NB.1.8.1 – 7%
NW.1 – 3%
LP.8.1 – 3%
LF.7 – 1%
Nov 14
VT ( Wednesday updates)
Nov12, 2025
XFG is the most commonly sequenced variant. Limited specimen quantities may impact proportion
accuracy. For more timely data, see the National SARS-CoV-2 Genomic Surveillance System which
includes data from Vermont and other states. Source: Vermont Department of Health Whole
Genome Sequencing program.
(NEW way of presenting data)
The table below summarizes available Vermont wastewater data reflecting samples collected 11/2
– 11/8.
Wastewater Treatment Facility Viral Activity Level Trend
Essex Junction Low Stable
Ludlow Low Stable
Middlebury Moderate Stable
Montpelier Low Stable
South Burlington – Airport Parkway Very Low Stable
All facilities combined Low —
Viral Activity Levels categories: Very Low, Low, Moderate, High, Very High
Trend categories: Increase (>10%), Stable, Decrease (<10%) over the last 28 days.
0 Windham outbreaks
0 Windsor outbreak
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MA, as of 11/13/2025
"COVID-19 testing patterns have changed over time. Current case counts includes reports of people tested with a molecular test (confirmed cases) and those tested by a health care provider using an antigen test (probable cases). Individuals testing themselves using at-home antigen tests are not included. Case counts represent only a portion of people with COVID-19 and should be interpreted with caution. Current case counts should not be compared to earlier parts of the pandemic."
Statewide percent positivity is 3.770%
623 confirmed and probable cases last week
3 confirmed deaths
Franklin - 4 cases
Hampshire - 5 cases
Berkshire - 20 cases
Hampden - 57 cases
Still no changes at the CDC.
Nov 21
VT ( Wednesday updates)
Nov 19, 2025
XFG is the most commonly sequenced variant. Limited specimen quantities may impact proportion
accuracy. For more timely data, see the National SARS-CoV-2 Genomic Surveillance System which
includes data from Vermont and other states. Source: Vermont Department of Health Whole
Genome Sequencing program.
Wastewater data for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, can now be found on Vermont’s
wastewater surveillance dashboard. The table below summarizes available Vermont wastewater
data reflecting samples collected 11/9 – 11/15.
Wastewater Treatment Facility Viral Activity Level Trend
Essex Junction Low Data Not Available
Ludlow Very Low Data Not Available
Middlebury Very Low Data Not Available
Montpelier Low Data Not Available
South Burlington – Airport Parkway Very Low Data Not Available
All facilities combined Low —
Viral Activity Levels categories: Very Low, Low, Moderate, High, Very High
Trend categories: Increase (>10%), Stable, Decrease (<10%) over the last 28 days.
0 Windham outbreaks
1 Windsor outbreak
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MA, as of 11/20/2025
"COVID-19 testing patterns have changed over time. Current case counts includes reports of people tested with a molecular test (confirmed cases) and those tested by a health care provider using an antigen test (probable cases). Individuals testing themselves using at-home antigen tests are not included. Case counts represent only a portion of people with COVID-19 and should be interpreted with caution. Current case counts should not be compared to earlier parts of the pandemic."
Statewide percent positivity is 3.380%
592 confirmed and probable cases last week
3 confirmed deaths
Franklin - 4 cases
Hampshire - 6 cases
Berkshire - 20 cases
Hampden - 56 cases
still no new updates from the CDC since Sept 27.
Nov 28
VT ( Wednesday updates)
Nov 26, 2025
XFG is the most commonly sequenced variant. Limited specimen quantities may impact proportion
accuracy. For more timely data, see the National SARS-CoV-2 Genomic Surveillance System which
includes data from Vermont and other states. Source: Vermont Department of Health Whole
Genome Sequencing program.
Wastewater data for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, can now be found on Vermont’s
wastewater surveillance dashboard. Levels may be influenced by localized outbreaks. Some week-
to-week fluctuations are expected. The table below summarizes available Vermont wastewater data
reflecting samples collected 11/16 – 11/22.
Wastewater Treatment Facility Viral Activity Level Trend
Essex Junction Low Data Not Available
Ludlow Very High Data Not Available
Middlebury Moderate Data Not Available
Montpelier Very High Data Not Available
South Burlington – Airport Parkway Low Data Not Available
All facilities combined High —
Viral Activity Levels categories: Very Low, Low, Moderate, High, Very High
Trend categories: Increase (>10%), Stable, Decrease (<10%) over the last 28 days.
0 Windham outbreaks
0 Windsor outbreak
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MA, as of 11/26/2025
"COVID-19 testing patterns have changed over time. Current case counts includes reports of people tested with a molecular test (confirmed cases) and those tested by a health care provider using an antigen test (probable cases). Individuals testing themselves using at-home antigen tests are not included. Case counts represent only a portion of people with COVID-19 and should be interpreted with caution. Current case counts should not be compared to earlier parts of the pandemic."
Statewide percent positivity is 4.100%
714 confirmed and probable cases last week
3 confirmed deaths
Franklin - 8 cases
Hampshire - 9 cases
Berkshire - 24 cases
Hampden - 66 cases
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The CDC said week ending Sept 27 US % positivity was down from 7.9% to 6.7%.
https://www.cdc.gov/covid/php/surveillance/index.html
This wraps up November reports.