In the South, people tend to go indoors during the summer. In North, people

tend to go indoors during the winter. Interesting last year that we saw Spring/summer spikes in the South in the Summer and spikes in the North in the fall/winter.

Correlation does not always mean causation, but I though that it was interesting.

In response to this post by nateDiggsCSU

Posted: 02/19/2021 at 4:13PM

Possible good news/opinion -- Pokebball 02/19/2021 2:53PM

The trend looks good. Let's hope it continues. ** -- 60s Rammie 02/19/2021 3:38PM

Yep, was a good piece. -- jcl508 02/19/2021 3:00PM

And you will continue to be dismissed a little longer... -- Shiner 02/19/2021 3:13PM

While I do agree that this is an exciting take -- nateDiggsCSU 02/19/2021 2:59PM

While I tend to agree with your point re testing -- Pokebball 02/19/2021 3:24PM

And let me add -- Pokebball 02/19/2021 4:00PM

Correct. CO has a total of 425 hospitalizations. 5.8M people 119 hospitals ** -- jcl508 02/19/2021 3:34PM

Yeah, I did read another article that talked about seasonality with viruses -- nateDiggsCSU 02/19/2021 3:26PM

In the South, people tend to go indoors during the summer. In North, people -- TD Elvis 02/19/2021 4:13PM

The severe drop in cases was in full swing well before the weather events -- jcl508 02/19/2021 3:05PM

I've been wondering if less are getting tested because the vaccine is rolli -- Hopsblues 02/19/2021 5:05PM

Thanks, I've looked at that data -- nateDiggsCSU 02/19/2021 3:11PM

That would be nice. Not gonna plan on it, though. :-) ** -- TD Elvis 02/19/2021 2:59PM

So who on this board was talking about "herd immunity" and how -- babybull 02/19/2021 6:46PM

In the South, people tend to go indoors during the summer. In North, people

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