IsabellaLinton wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
Warm weather usually causes flu-like illnesses to dissipate rather quickly.
But it was quite prevalent in Australia during their summer. I don't understand how temperature is expected to kill it, if it's already been in hot places.
The cold, not the flu, based on my experience.
But yes, I was surprised when I caught a *cold* this summer, especially since I live a hermitic lifestyle.
The pestilence was brought into the house by a "friend" who is now on probation.
Warm weather *usually* has more moisture content in the air.
More moisture in the air *reduces* airborne transmission, someone posted in this thread.
We have had a crippling drought this last summer, with major water restrictions but bugger all mosquitoes, thankfully.
Hence the absence of major moisture content.
This may be the best explanation of why we had an unusual cold/(flu?) event this summer. <shrug>
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