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COVID-19 is a new type of coronavirus disease which is caused by severe acuterespiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). It originated in China in themonth of December 2019 and quickly started to spread within the country. On31st December 2019, it was first reported to country office of World HealthOrganization (WHO) in China. Since then, it has spread to most of the countriesaround the globe. However, there has been a recent rise in trend in believingthat it would go away during summer days, which has not yet been properlyinvestigated. In this paper, relationship of daily number of confirmed cases ofCOVID-19 with three environmental factors, viz. maximum relative humidity(RH_max), maximum temperature (T_max) and highest wind speed (WS_max),considering the incubation period, have been investigated statistically, forfour of the most affected places of China, viz. Beijing, Chongqing, Shanghai,Wuhan and five of the most affected places of Italy, viz. Bergamo, Cremona,Lodi, Milano. It has been found that the relationship with maximum relativehumidity and highest wind is mostly negligible, whereas relationship withmaximum temperature is ranging between negligible to moderate.

Statistical investigation of relationship between spread of coronavirus  disease (COVID-19) and environmental factors based on study of four mostly  affected places of China and five mostly affected places of Italy