It Took Some Digging

An epidemic is 15 new or more cases per 100,000 population per day for two weeks or longer.

For Florida that means 3,090 new cases.

The first time we broke that rate was June 18th, 2020.  Three months after the lockdown started.

We didn't actually hold the 15/100k/day for 14 days until July 6th.

During this time 20% of new tests were positive.  Crude CFR was 3.56%

August 23, 2020 is the first day that the rate dropped below the 3,090 threshold.

From then until October 10, 2020 we didn't get more than a couple days above that, so no epidemic for almost a month and a half.

October 10th is noteworthy in there were no cases recorded while the government tried to sort out duplicate tests.

November 14, 2020 gets us back to two weeks at 15/100k/day and back to epidemic levels.

With percentages of new tests being positive down to around 11%.  The number of people tested daily has almost tripled from the first time Florida met the epidemic levels.  Crude CFR is down to 1.97%.

First pass at this data, it doesn't appear to be getting deadlier or more virulent.