  We present in this work some results from analysing the spread of Covid-19 in
different countries and regions around the world and the potential relations
with climate, geographical location, and GDP. While the situation remains
dynamic, we believe this analysis has the potential to uncover certain
underlying trends. We primarily intend the results to drive further, more
detailed analysis of the relevant data by other researchers that would help us
gather a better understanding of the situation, aiding our preparedness. Our
observations show that countries in high latitudes, with temperate and/or
continental climate, and with reasonably "open" economies are the most
vulnerable to this outbreak.
