THE number of Covid-19 cases is expected to continue to fall dramatically as England enters its third month of lockdown.

An interactive map from Imperial College London shows less than 20 per cent probability for cases to be more than 100 in any boroughs.

The map shows the probability of each borough will look like by the end of the first week of March, ending on March 7.

As of now, England has been on lockdown for two months.

The map rates each authority area in terms of its probability of recording more than 50, 100, 200, 300 or 500 cases per week.

The boroughs with the highest probability of having more than 100 cases are Thurrock, and Brentwood, while all other areas have less than a five per cent probability.

Thurrock and Brentwood also have more than 50 per cent probability of having more than 50 cases recorded by the end of the week.

Here is how each borough in south Essex is impacted now and how it will change by the end of next week.

Southend has a three per cent likelihood of more than 100 cases, decreasing to one per cent next week, with the likelihood of more than 50 cases going from 52 to 21 per cent.

Basildon has one per cent likelihood of more than 100 cases, reducing to zero per cent, with a 37 per cent probability of more than 50 cases, decreasing to 13 per cent next week.

Castle Point has a four per cent probability of 100 cases or more going down to one per cent, with a 40 per cent chance of 50 cases or more, which is set to be slashed by more than half to 17 per cent.

Rochford is slightly higher, with a seven per cent chance of 100 cases or more, going down to four per cent, with 51 per cent chance of 50 or more cases, decreasing to 29 per cent.

Thurrock has a 21 per cent chance of 100 or more cases, which will go down to 13 per cent, with a 79 per cent chance of 50 or more cases, lessening to 55 per cent next week.

Brentwood has a 22 per cent probability of 100 or more cases, going down to 18 per cent, with the probability of 50 cases or more at 68 per cent, decreasing to 53 per cent on March 7.

The projections for hotspot assume no change in interventions and human behaviour since a week before the last observed data.

View the map by clicking here.