An investigation of the effects of meteorological factors on the incidence of tuberculosis.

At high RH levels, the cumulative risk of TB incidence increased with lag days for all groups at lag 0–11 days; a decreasing trend was observed at lag 12–21 days, with all groups having the greatest cumulative RR at lag 9–11 days.

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At low wind speed levels, the cumulative risk of TB incidence basically decreased with increasing lag days for all groups, except for the all-people, the male group, and the ≥ 64 years old, which showed an increasing trend at lag 0–4 days; thus, the cumulative RR was greatest at lag 0 days for all groups except for the all people, the male group, and the ≥ 64 years old.

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High wind speed (> 0.8 m/s) showed a trend of increasing and then decreasing TB risk at lag 7 days and 14 days; at lag 21 days, the risk of TB for all groups decreased with increasing wind speed.

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