It appears that COVID-19 is transmitted in the same fashion as the flu and common cold: by close contact with infected people and from respiratory droplets when an infected person sneezes or coughs. The common cold is most prevalent in the winter and spring, and influenza is most common during the fall and winter in the U.S., with flu activity peaking between December and February, according to the CDC. ThereвЂ™s precedent for the idea that the COVID-19 outbreak will collapse with the onset of summer. Keep up to date with our daily coronavirus newsletter by clicking here. Malaysia has confirmed more than 1,500 cases of the virus more than 500 people are infected in Indonesia and in Singapore, where the average temperature is around 80вЏ year-round, more than 500 cases of the virus have been confirmed, despite rigorous detection methods and strict quarantine rules. However, the spread of coronavirus has also shown that hot and humid weather will not stop coronavirus infections entirely. One study published in March by Chinese researchers found that before the Chinese government began imposing lockdowns in late January, cities that were warmer and more humid reported a slower rate of infection.ДЄnother, published in mid-March by researchers from Spain and Finland, found that 95% of infections globally have so far occurred at temperatures between about 28В° and 50В° F, and in dry climates. Two other recently published studies draw similar conclusions. The total number of cases in countries with an average temperature above about 64В° F is less than 6%, according to the study. 19, found that the transmission of coronavirus had most frequently occurred in regions with colder annual average temperatures, between about 37В° and 63В° F. Some early research, which has yet to be peer reviewed, says that higher temperatures and humidity are correlated with a lower rate of COVID-19вЂ™s spread.ДЄn analysis by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology posted online on Mar. New studies suggest heat may slow coronavirus

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