The Fond du Lac County Public Health Officer says while there has been no official word from the state, there are indications the severe flu season may have peaked. “When you look at the data, it lags about a week, it looks like its starting to flat line,” Public Health Officer Kim Mueller told WFDL news. “I’m fairly confident in thinking we’re there or we’re almost there.” But Mueller warns that even if the season has peaked, the number of flu cases will remain high for the next several weeks. St. Agnes Hospital officials say they have seen an average of 9-13 flu patients daily over the last month.
