According to a Visual Study of Globe Maps, Nations Closer to the Equator, Where Heat And
Humidity Are More Common, Have a Lower Prevalence of Coronavirus Illness 2019 (Covid-19). Many
Variables Complicate the Link Between Covid-19 and Climate, Thus Scientists Are Divided on How To
Interpret This Finding. It Is Important to Compensate For Characteristics Such As Air Travel, Automobile
Concentration, Urbanisation, Covid-19 Testing Intensity, Cell Phone Use, Income and Old-Age Dependency
Ratio When Calculating the Logarithm of Confirmed Covid-19 Cases Per Million People In a Nation. Cases
Per Million People Increased By 4.3 As of January 9, 2021, When a One-Degree Rise In Absolute Latitude
Was Taken into Account. Our Findings Suggest That a Nation That Is 1000 Kilometres Closer to the Equator
Should Expect a 33 Decrease In Incidents Per Million People. It Is Reasonable to Assume a 64 Percent
Difference In Instances Per Million People Between Two Hypothetical Nations Whose Temperatures Shift To
A Comparable Level As Two Nearby Seasons Since the Earth's Tilt Toward the Sun Changes By 23.5 Degrees
Between Spring and Fall. According to Our Findings, New Cases of Covid-19 Should Decrease In The
Summer and Rise In the Winter In Most Nations. However, Our Findings Do Not Mean That the Disease
Would Disappear During the Summer or That It Will Not Afflict Nations Located Close to the Equator In The
Near Future. Sars-Cov-2 Containment Efforts May Be Aided Rather Than Hindered By Summer's ...