I think this chart is actually pretty amazing. The Aussie state of Victoria completely controlled their epidemic DURING WINTER while similarly-sized European countries experienced an exponential increase in casespic.twitter.com/hMxVOa4KdC
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No-one (I would imagine!) disputes Australia controlling the outbreak The point is that your chart shows Northern Temperate countries in the same timeframe as a Southern Temperate country. Do you think that is a good comparison for looking at rise and fall of cases?
No. That was why I pointed out that the reduction in cases in Victoria happened IN SPITE of seasonality, while the explosion of cases in Europe follows a more predictable pattern
Not sure these guys are ready for idea winter happens at a different time of year south of equator. Also it’s early days but this is Ireland now a few weeks after measures were introduced in both jurisdictions. At different times, intensities & incidence as RoI has 2.5 times poppic.twitter.com/HU11VnTm0j
Sorry i am not following you. I live in the southern hemisphere and am fully aware that winter happens at a different time of year!! In fact that is the whole point of my question as to whether the different seasonality plays a part in when cases rise or fall. What am I missing?
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