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Scientists warn coronavirus 'won't go away in warm weather' as UK temperatures rise
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With temperatures rising across the UK, many self-isolating Brits have been hopeful that the warm weather will bring an end to the coronavirus outbreak.
But experts have poured cold water on these theories, and have warned that coronavirus ‘won’t go away with the warm weather'.
Members of the National Academy of Sciences have penned a letter to the White House, explaining that data is mixed on whether the virus will stop spreading in warmer climates.
The letter said: “There is some evidence to suggest that [coronavirus] may transmit less efficiently in environments with higher ambient temperature and humidity; however, given the lack of host immunity globally, this reduction in transmission efficiency may not lead to a significant
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