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FluHubWeek ending Sep 26, 2026

Week ending Sep 26, 2026

Flu in Georgia

Outpatient flu-like illness in Georgia was 2.1% of visits in the week ending Sep 26, 2026, compared with 2.0% at the same point last season.

CDC activity levelVery Lowweek ending Sep 26, 2026
Outpatient visits for flu-like illness2.1%↓ 0.1 ptssame week last season 2.0%
New flu hospital admissions290.26 per 100,000 (U.S. 0.76)
Vaccinated last season, 2024–2538%adults 37%, children 43%; U.S. 44%

The 2026–27 flu season starts with MMWR week 40, the week ending October 10, 2026.

Until those numbers arrive, the charts below show the full 2025–26 season against earlier seasons. Off-season activity is normally low; a rise in late September or October is the first sign the new season is under way.

Georgia: share of outpatient visits for flu-like illnessUnweighted %ILI from ILINet providers in the state, by flu season.
  • 2025–26 season
  • 2024–25 season
  • Typical range, 2010–11 to 2024–25 (10th–90th percentile)
  • Typical median
Georgia: share of outpatient visits for flu-like illness. Unweighted %ILI from ILINet providers in the state, by flu season.0%5%10%15%OctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSep2025–262024–25

Typical range is the 10th–90th percentile of Georgia's own seasons from 2010–11, excluding the COVID-disrupted 2020–21 and 2021–22 seasons. Provider mix changes over time, so compare shapes and timing more than exact levels.

Georgia: share of lab tests positive for influenzaClinical laboratories reporting to WHO/NREVSS.
  • 2025–26 season
  • 2024–25 season
  • Typical range, 2016–17 to 2024–25 (10th–90th percentile)
  • Typical median
Georgia: share of lab tests positive for influenza. Clinical laboratories reporting to WHO/NREVSS.0%20%40%60%OctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSep2025–262024–25
Georgia: weekly hospital admissions with confirmed flu, per 100,000Every week since Sep 5, 2020, against the national rate.
  • Georgia
  • United States
Georgia: weekly hospital admissions with confirmed flu, per 100,00005101520202120222023202420252026U.S.GA

Hospital reporting became mandatory in November 2024; gaps or flat stretches before that can reflect reporting rather than flu.

Georgia: share of residents vaccinated against flu, by seasonAdults 18+ and children 6 months to 17 years, end-of-season estimates.
  • Adults
  • Children
  • U.S. adults
Georgia: share of residents vaccinated against flu, by season0%20%40%60%80%09–1012–1315–1618–1921–2224–25ChildrenU.S. adultsAdults

CDC FluVaxView. Adult estimates come from BRFSS and child estimates from NIS-Flu; both are survey-based with confidence intervals of several points.

Season peaks

SeasonPeak %ILIPeak week
2017–1815.5%Feb 3
2018–197.3%Dec 29
2019–2012.2%Dec 28
2022–239.2%Nov 5
2023–2411.1%Dec 30
2024–258.8%Jan 25
2025–2611.3%Dec 27

Activity level archive

Week endingLevel
Sep 26, 2026Very Low

FluHub started archiving CDC's weekly levels on Sep 26, 2026; CDC keeps only the current week.

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