The OP likely downloaded the data into a spreadsheet and graphed it. The last week shown here is week 12, ending March 21. That week an estimate based on 89% data with the "final" numbers (subject to later revision) to be published Friday evening. Through March 14 (week 11) the US had about 45,000 fewer deaths compared to same period 2019.
What is the original source for this graphic?
Original source appears to be data from the cited CDC weekly archives download. It's a csv file you can load into a spreadsheet and graph.
The data comes from here:
https://gis.cdc.gov/grasp/fluview/mortality.html
The OP likely downloaded the data into a spreadsheet and graphed it. The last week shown here is week 12, ending March 21. That week an estimate based on 89% data with the "final" numbers (subject to later revision) to be published Friday evening. Through March 14 (week 11) the US had about 45,000 fewer deaths compared to same period 2019.