Yes i think also no evidence Covid-19 will decrease in summer climate because you can looking in countries like Saudi Arabia the weather up to 44 c and also many new cases every day i think this virus made many mutations to protect itself form unfavorable conditions

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So far I know there is no distinct relationship between hot and humid climate with Covid-19 but humid/ cold is being favored compare than hot.

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It is evident based on the report of covid 19 cases around the world that the virus is more potent in countries with cold weather. However, several cases of covid 19 were also reported in tropical countries in Asia with high humidity (eg Malaysia) and hot African countries. Therefore, the virus can still be transmitted in hot or humid areas with it's effects including deaths.

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The coronavirus did not exclude any country despite the difference in climate between one country and another, for example, Iraq and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Yes, Corona can be transmitted in any climate unless people of an area take precautions and avoid travelling and contact with the infected people.

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Yes , as we see in this wether many patients affected

Coronavirus can be transmitted in hot and humid climate such as those in tropics and subtropics

COVID-19 virus can be transmitted in areas with hot and humid climates.

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Yes, the SARS-cov2 virus has successfully withstood a wide range of temperatures and humidities.

Every virus and pandemic is different, and there are a number of things that influence them, even in hot and humid weather. With COVID-19, there is simply not enough evidence to know if there will be a significant slowdown in infections as temperatures rise.

That’s why experts recommend that you don’t assume that summer months will be safer for the transfer of COVID-19 and that you to continue to take appropriate steps to protect yourself and those around you.

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Theoretically aerosol formation is favourable in humid & hot climate . But experimenatal data will tell us . https://directorsblog.nih.gov/2020/06/02/will-warm-weather-slow-spread-of-novel-coronavirus/

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Every thing is possible for this viruse

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Yes, of course.

Absolutely. Neither heat nor humidity can prevent the transmission of Covid-19.

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Yes it can

Yes, it can..

Yes, it can spread in hot and humid climates.

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Temperature and humidity alone do not explain most of the variability of the COVID-19 outbreak. Public isolation policies, herd immunity, migration patterns, population density, and cultural aspects might directly influence how the spread of this disease occurs.

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Yes, coronavirus disease is transmitted in hot or humid climates.

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