The influenza pandemic in 1918 and 1919 occurred in three waves, killing about 675,000 in the United States and between 20 to 100 million worldwide.
The first wave eased during the summer of 1918, which looks similar to current event with COVID-19. In the Autumn of 1918, the second biggest wave began. The third wave hit in the first half of 1919, and by the summer the flu pandemic came to an end, as those that were infected either died or developed immunity.
COVID-19 “has established significant community spread in cities and regions along a narrow east-west distribution roughly along the 30-50 North latitude corridor at consistently similar weather patterns (5-11 degrees C [41 to 51 F] and 47-79 percent humidity)";
If infections retard significantly enough as asymptomatic spread goes relatively undetected in warmer weather, a new wave should hit the areas around the yellow with reported infections spreading through next Fall/Winter/Flu season.
30 year average temperatures between 1988-2018 September through May;
Considering the massive response to the first wave and worldwide lock-downs, the second wave of the virus could likely occur on a smaller scale as Winter hits the Southern Hemisphere from May/June to August/September, leaving many unaffected but not immune like most of the Northern Hemisphere.
The first wave eased during the summer of 1918, which looks similar to current event with COVID-19. In the Autumn of 1918, the second biggest wave began. The third wave hit in the first half of 1919, and by the summer the flu pandemic came to an end, as those that were infected either died or developed immunity.
COVID-19 “has established significant community spread in cities and regions along a narrow east-west distribution roughly along the 30-50 North latitude corridor at consistently similar weather patterns (5-11 degrees C [41 to 51 F] and 47-79 percent humidity)";
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| https://www.accuweather.com/en/health-wellness/higher-temperatures-affect-survival-of-new-coronavirus-pathologist-says/700800?fbclid=IwAR2RJKlwn3WhJveSAKz_L2fUe9cxWEYYYnRRFLNAKUOXkb2Ko2mgmiz_Kps |
"European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts ERA-Interim 1000mb average temperatures from November 2018 to March 2019, the most recent data available for this time period, to show the temperate zone where the major SARS-CoV-2 hotspots have appeared so far";
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| https://gvn.org/enhanced-model-for-monitoring-zones-of-increased-risk-of-covid-19-spread/?fbclid=IwAR2PUH_PE9yhyzVS1tSset8tFdXE73FZct9KarVnrxBUI5WPPNCp-rV8mxo |
30 year average temperatures between 1988-2018 September through May;
Considering the massive response to the first wave and worldwide lock-downs, the second wave of the virus could likely occur on a smaller scale as Winter hits the Southern Hemisphere from May/June to August/September, leaving many unaffected but not immune like most of the Northern Hemisphere.
I have read a lot about this virus and think very few parts of the story are clear. I believe the most understated part of the story is that many of us are necessarily going to get it. Social distancing and tracking won't change this. Flattening = lengthening.— Dave Collum (@DavidBCollum) April 10, 2020
“The big four airlines – Delta, United, American, and Southwest – spent $43.7 billion on buybacks just since 2012. If that sum sounds familiar, it’s because it’s almost exactly the size of the $50 billion bailout airlines are being given as part of the CARES Act relief package.” https://t.co/oNrCEmZuYP— Matt Taibbi (@mtaibbi) April 10, 2020
Wealth Inequality will likely skyrocket as a result of this Crisis:— Paranoid Bull (@paranoidbull) April 10, 2020
Poor and working class are losing their jobs by the millions.
Wealthy asset owners are having their wealth inflated by Fed Interventions.
Political Risk will continue to skyrocket from here.
Some dads are better at this quarantine-thing than others... pic.twitter.com/jUKJNMkdT4— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) April 10, 2020
My official stance on the current situation...👇 #Covid_19 pic.twitter.com/MXQIkDyGCa— Ed ☯️ (@DowdEdward) April 7, 2020
— Sal the Agorist (@SallyMayweather) April 7, 2020
— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 6, 2020
Gold & Silver noticeably higher pic.twitter.com/n7HjlKKCZI— MONETARY MAYHEM™ (@MONETARY_MAYHEM) April 6, 2020
COVID-19; Homeowners with federally backed loans can skip mortgage payments for up to a year, regardless of what their banks say" https://t.co/2cbQSoO0s8— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 6, 2020
"Japan's sustainable society in the Edo period (1603-1867)" https://t.co/ZgT146F4XY— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 5, 2020
On the famine inflicted by the Soviet Union on Ukraine, 1932-1933 https://t.co/5jMdiX2uEa— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 5, 2020
What could happen if a generation— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 5, 2020
of underemployed, underpaid, educated and indebted young adults
became disillusioned by their elders’ financial mismanagement
and sought to identify and punish those responsible?
What if... those in power who knew/know, chose and are acting to use Covid-19 as an excuse to eliminate 2/3 of Earth's human population to 'save' the rest so they can survive for another 1,000 years of a more pleasant present? pic.twitter.com/rbeQD7ya0N— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 5, 2020
Too many people and at some point, not enough food— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 5, 2020
If fossil fuel is needed convert seeds, land etc... into enough food to keep pace with population growth, is the populace dependent on ever increasing supplies of finite resources?https://t.co/becKzHziWm
Easily obtainable debt obtained by many who probably won't be able to pay it back is kicking a can, as long as the central banks can contain the fallout until they can't.— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 5, 2020
Think most of the recent college graduates will be able to pay back their loans?https://t.co/dh1wa8KwXH
How many need and/or want how much of what,— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 5, 2020
where is half way, who’s got what’s left, who gets cut off when,
who will compete with who for what’s left,
and how is who most likely to win?
It's most likely too late to fixhttps://t.co/ocr1Povfe3
The Trail Leading Back to the Wuhan Labs https://t.co/hLpuxV31Os— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 4, 2020
Remember when Portugal peacefully handed off to Spain?— Santiago Capital (@SantiagoAuFund) April 3, 2020
Then Spain peacefully did so to Netherlands?
And then they in turn gifted it to France?
The best was France loving Brits so much they gave to England.
But who can forget the great speech by Churchill turning it over to US?
🙄 pic.twitter.com/HyiIi1Tp7j
"When the wealthiest country in the world is unable to produce basic medical gear to cope with a rampaging pandemic, it is dealing with a strategic vulnerability by depending on multinational supply chains to produce manufactured goods.— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 3, 2020
Myth #5 - We have an independent judiciary.— Lee Camp [Redacted] (@LeeCamp) April 2, 2020
The criminal justice system has become a weapon wielded by the corporate state. This is how bankers can foreclose on millions of homes illegally & see no jail time, but activists often serve jail time for nonviolent civil disobedience.
People love their health insurance plans. https://t.co/msNlp1eSwk— Jeet Heer (@HeerJeet) April 2, 2020
"Since the coronavirus outbreak, life in China is ruled by a green symbol on a smartphone screen.https://t.co/NVayZOrYSK— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) April 2, 2020
My overriding macro view of everything:— Michael Krieger (@LibertyBlitz) March 31, 2020
We don’t need to keep this game alive. We don’t need to reform this game. We need an entirely new game.
"One thing will [probably] be pretty clear: That the folks in charge of things gave trillions of dollars to Wall Street while tens or perhaps hundreds of thousands of Covid-19 survivors got wiped out financially with gargantuan medical bills.— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) March 31, 2020
An NC vehicle inspection involves a tech, who was in other cars, getting into a taxpayer's car, breathing the air, touching the steering wheel etc... If someone sneezes in a car, where does it go? both the tech and taxpayer are put at risk. https://t.co/AmwMENYYRa— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) March 31, 2020
We are led by high-functioning sociopaths, and nowhere is this clearer than in our war against CV-19. It's not a GOP/Democrat thing. It's a power thing.— Ben Hunt (@EpsilonTheory) March 29, 2020
Enough. It's time for the Pack to howl.
Empathy + Minimax Regret is the answer. Because 2 + 2 = 4.https://t.co/DN5kdUuEFW
China lied and a bunch are going to die https://t.co/iXyh6wGs2y— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) March 29, 2020
Scenes from India of mass exodus from the city are biblical. Destitute migrant workers are taking the virus to every corner of the subcontinent.— Edward Luce (@EdwardGLuce) March 28, 2020
North Carolina Lockdown; Greensboro's started at 5pm last night (3/27/2020) and links etc... #ncga #ncpol #gso #sogso https://t.co/mPWCzoe0yU— George Hartzman (@Aenbrnood) March 29, 2020
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