From a total-death standpoint, weeks 1 through 7 look not terribly bad, though still 738 per weeks on average higher than the average of the prior six years. The five weeks after that get pretty bad, though – and interestingly, the twelve weeks before look pretty terrible. You appear to have a relatively mild bit of excess – but still excess, no doubt at that, over the average, even if actually lower in number than three of those years – for the first seven weeks of 2020, with some pretty serious looking damage surrounding it.
Those weeks stand out so much, in fact, that one wonders if something changed in the accounting from week 52 of 2019 to week 1 of 2020. Like, it does make you wonder if there is something about the calendar year that could lead to delayed reporting – meaning we can expect those early week numbers to rise in a final accounting.