[EBH]

they are heading into their fall...so no. My guess is the humidity is falling off enough to allow for the virus to be airborn. Sao Paulo is only barely at 50% humidity today...with rain. https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/S%C3%A3o+Paulo+S%C3%A3o+Paulo+Brazil?canonicalCityId=d7593e91d7e1447404d3a75fc1f7e0513bfcc5bdd74b81f6b4299f68b5689392

What humidity is needed to stop Covid-19? Well it depends on your cleanliness and air circulation.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/how-humidity-may-affect-covid-19-outcome#4060%-humidity-may-be-ideal

We are going to see a second wave with minor outbreaks over the summer. So...be prepared for a long winter season.

[DallasBiff]

Fearper, fearper, fearper.

Do you work for MSNBC?

[DallasBiff]

Also, I want to say that I worked in a the ultimate social situation, as a shuttle driver for a DFW airport(I believe the 8th busiest in the world) hotel and I drove people from all around the world, even from China, from November to early April. I have kept up with my co-workers and everybody feels fine.

I have a couple of friends in their 60's and they are basically in the fetal position about this, and won't go out till 2025.

I say poopycock, and I know many freepers are scared and are "elderly", but that is no reason to become"fearpers".