HUGE: More Evidence that the China Coronavirus Reacts Significantly to Sun and Heat – Like the Flu It Dissipates in Hot Summer Months

Gateway Pundit ^ | 04/23/2020 | Jim Hoft

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The Gateway Pundit reported back on March 21st that based on the data at that time the coronavirus had reacted negatively to heat. This indicates the virus would behave like strains of the flu and die out in the summer months.

We added more to this yesterday and today we have additional information to support this claim.

In a post on March 21st we reported that there were a number of anomalies with the data related to the China coronavirus. We listed the following observations:

1. The current charts (by entities like John Hopkins) were not helpful as they instill fear and are not relevant
2. On a per capita basis the numbers are less concerning
3. The China coronavirus is spreading but probably not accelerating
4. The coronavirus will decline no matter what the media says
5. You have a low probability of becoming severely ill with the coronavirus
6. The deadly virus will likely burn off in the summer like other viruses
7. As we have noted, children and teens are less affected
8. The fatality rate is declining (the demoninator is rising)

One key observation is that the virus will likely burn off in the summer like other viruses:

The University of Maryland mapped severe COVID-19 outbreaks with local weather patterns around the world, from the US to China. They found that the virus thrives in a certain temperature and humidity channel. “The researchers found that all cities experiencing significant outbreaks of COVID-19 have very similar winter climates with an average temperature of 41 to 52 degrees Fahrenheit, an average humidity level of 47% to 79% with a narrow east-west distribution along the same 30–50 N” latitude”, said the University of Maryland.

The green area in the above map is where the virus is currently thriving. It does not do well in hotter and more humid environments.

Yesterday we reported that if you look at today’s numbers for the US you will see that the number of coronavirus deaths per million is much less in the Southern states than in the Northern states. When we look at the average number of deaths per million for the warmer Southern border states we obtain an average of 70 deaths per million or 50% of the national average. But when we look at the same average for the northern New England states the average escalates to 293 deaths per million or 213% of the national average.

Today we provide additional evidence that the coronavirus only thrives in cooler, less humid environments. This comes from John Hopkins University and NASA:

#markets #COVIDー19 Yes, temperature and latitude are of the greatest relevance when it comes to coronavirus cases, spread etc. (J.P. Morgan) pic.twitter.com/F9BGEgun7g

— Seth Golden (@SethCL) April 20, 2020

Those areas with similar temperatures and humidity have similar results. For example, New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Beijing have similar weather and higher than average coronavirus deaths.

Based on the data available to date, the coronavirus is much more common in cooler and less humid climates as was noted in the Maryland study.

This is more evidence that the coronavirus in the US should hopefully die out in the hot summer months.

You’ll never hear this in the fear-mongering MSM.

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[freedomlover]

But what about that one transgender two month old who is in air conditioning??????

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RE: GLOBAL REPORTED INFECTIONS BY LATITUDE ( the chart )

I am not convinced by the above charts. I talks about REPORTED infections.

How prevalent are TESTING in say, the warmer countries, most of which are third world countries with very few testing equipment and trained personnel?

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RE: GLOBAL REPORTED INFECTIONS BY LATITUDE ( the chart )

I am not convinced by the above charts. I talks about REPORTED infections.

How prevalent are TESTING in say, the warmer countries, most of which are third world countries with very few testing equipment and trained personnel?

[DugwayDuke]

So what is your plan to deal with the Wuhan Flu next fall in the US?

[Obadiah]

More Evidence that the China Coronavirus Reacts Significantly to Sun and Heat – Like the Flu It Dissipates in Hot Summer Months

Exactly why the goalposts are now being moved to create hysteria about the fall and the fear of a relapse. As in, "Things will never go back to normal."

IT WILL NEVER END.

The more you can hide under the umbrella of "safety" the harder the government can keep their boot on the necks of otherwise free people, and as long as they keep promising to keep you dependent on their stimulus checks.

[hsmomx3]

Let’s see what next week brings as the temps in Phoenix are to be near 105!!

[nickcarraway]

How come it’s spread in equatorial countries like Singapore?

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

This is becoming one of the biggest propaganda lies of all time in a bid to seize power. These people have to be punished for what they have done.

[NEMDF]

I believe we got into the upper 70s the past few days, with 80 predicted for today.

I am very curious to see if there is any measurable change to data over the next week or so, around here.

[Catphish]

If it wasn’t for the weather, Thailand would be ideal for the spread of Coronavirus. Tons of Chinese and very crowded in many places. Early on, I thought they would got socked with it. But the weather has just got hotter recently, the rate of new infections is slowing to a crawl and they haven’t had a death in a week.

[zaxtres]

Already knew this when it was recommended to put re-wearable masks in direct sunlight for a period of time. Plus the docs said that the virus would expand in the heat and humidity making it almost impossible to penetrate membranes. Another fact is to remain hydrated because the virus, even without the heat and humidity cannot pass through the membranes if they are wet.

The Summer will not kill off the virus. It will stop the mass spread. A coronavirus is a virus like the flu and common cold. We can try to kill the strain but it really never goes away. When flu and cold season hits each year, so too will it be novel coronavirus season as well. SARS has never gone away, the Asian Bird flu has never gone away. We combat these with shots that act like armor which some call vaccines but are not vaccines. Until these are developed for COVID, then it will hit just as hard come the flu and cold season for those who have no resistance against the virus.

[Catphish]

Another thing is that people have to be outside to get the protection of the warm weather. Indoor conditions are ideal for spreading germs and viruses. The lockdown will just become more counterproductive the hotter the weather.

[livius]

People have known this since forever. Even in the last serious (really, not hyped) viral outbreak of the Spanish Flu, they found that people placed outside in field hospitals either survived better or recovered faster than those in enclosed hospitals.

[crz]

Managed to finally get in touch with my former retire doctor I went to a few years ago.

The guy was a Pulmonologists.

I asked him just what the hell this thing really was.

To get right down to it, he told me that it was actually a very nasty type of cold virus. And to try and control a cold virus is virtually impossible.

He had no opinion on the China connection at this time, and that time will tell.

[workerbee]

And who, pray tell, will do the punishing?

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Don’t we have prosecutors to file charges for deliberately inciting unrest? Or, is that allowed?

[Pollard]

So Florida opening up the beaches is a good thing.

[hsmomx3]

I, too, look forward to the results!