Scientists Need Time To Tell How Warm Weather Will Affect Coronavirus

What is the main reason for uncertainty about the impact of warmer weather on COVID-19 spread?

• Scientists have already confirmed the impact.

• COVID-19 is a new virus with no prior data.

• Warmer weather always stops virus spread.

• COVID-19 is not affected by weather.

What does early evidence suggest about COVID-19's response to weather?

• It spreads more in hot and dry conditions.

• It spreads within a specific range of temperature and humidity.

• It is unaffected by any weather conditions.

• It only spreads in cold weather.

Why should predictions based on early data about COVID-19 and weather be treated with caution?

• The data is conclusive and needs no further study.

• The data shows no correlation with weather.

• The study has been peer-reviewed and confirmed.

• The data is preliminary and not yet peer-reviewed.

What additional factors do scientists need to study to understand COVID-19's spread?

• Only weather conditions.

• None, as the virus spread is fully understood.

• Quarantine measures and behavioral changes.

• Only temperature variations.

Why is it important to answer questions about COVID-19's response to external factors?

• To confirm that the virus is not seasonal.

• To develop effective control strategies.

• To prove that weather has no impact.

• To stop all research on the virus.