I agree the numbers are probably obfuscated, but I think the emphasis and focus on Florida as the source of all things evil Spring Break related is a bit overblown. And if this were happening to a large degree, it would show up in case numbers in Florida too - it's not like the virus selectively targets tourists & Spring Breakers. It's really the millions of other people conducting Spring Break activities nationwide (even traveling to Mexico and other countries) which matter. Florida is a small but significant piece of this, but it's not the only piece. The local rises in Michigan and other states are unlikely to be related to Florida, for example.
And if you look at Florida, infection rates are starting to rise, mildly. I hope they can keep things under control as the weather heats up.
It really does look like we're starting to get a confirmed rise in cases now. Guess we'll see how it goes. It really is interesting (and completely mysterious) how places like California and (to a lesser extent) Texas are doing great, while New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan are doing terribly. Florida isn't doing great either, but they're kind of middle of the pack. It is just so hard to understand the reason for local patterns. It seems pretty clear that you cannot look at state-level mandates and expect to learn anything.
I guess they should start harvesting plasma from people who have had both doses of the Pfizer vaccine, since that serum is likely to be more effective than the inconclusive results from convalescent plasma (it has much higher antibody levels). They can also get plasma from people who were previously infected who are coming in for their second (probably unnecessary) vaccine - can combine the visit! Seems like we're going to need this plasma for the young people! Seems like it has to be used early though.