ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Monroe County Department of Public Health officials reported 322 new COVID-19 cases Monday, bringing the county’s seven-day rolling average to 563 new cases per day.

Officials say the county’s seven-day rolling average positivity rate is now 7.3%.

While 322 new cases is the lowest number reported since November 27, health officials say it’s due to a decrease in tests processed over the weekend.

“The decrease in new cases today coincides with a significant reduction in tests reported by laboratories over the weekend,” health department officials said in a Monday press release. “A separate table detailing the number of tests reported follows the age/gender breakdown table.”

ECLRS Report Date	Total # ECLRS Lab reports
11/30/20	10001*
12/1/20	8231
12/2/20	8044
12/3/20	8683
12/4/20	7727
12/5/20	5302
12/6/20	3406

Health officials say 545 people in the Finger Lakes region are hospitalized with the virus, including 98 in the ICU. The number of regional hospitalizations due to COVID-19 is the highest it has ever been during the pandemic.

Officials reported no new COVID-19 deaths Monday, leaving the to-date total at 350.

Health officials say there are currently 4,192 active COVID-19 cases in Monroe County, the highest number of active cases during the pandemic.

Ages of the new cases are as follows:

5	Female under 10
8	Male under 10
13	Female 10-19
11	Male 10-19
40	Female in her 20s
31	Male in his 20s
28	Female in her 30s
21	Male in his 30s
2	Blank in 30s
21	Female in her 40s
18	Male in his 40s
28	Female in 50s
27	Male in his 50s
18	Female in her 60s
22	Male in his 60s
1	Blank in 60s
14	Female in her 70s
1	Male in his 70s
2	Female in her 80s
6	Male in his 80s
4	Female in her 90s
1	Male in his 90s
	Female 100+
	Male 100+
322	TOTAL NEW CASES