<b>Meteorological, seasonal, and geographic associations with daily reported dengue cases across Bangladesh's eight divisions.</b>

We linked the daily counts to temperature, rainfall, humidity and sunshine from the Bangladesh Meteorological Department.</p><p dir="ltr">Our main model was negative binomial regression. We then tested the results with three other methods: generalized estimating equations, zero-inflated negative binomial regression, and Poisson regression with Driscoll-Kraay errors.

We also ran a distributed-lag model for temperature.</p><p dir="ltr">Temperature was the only weather factor with a robust link. Cases were lower at cooler temperatures and somewhat lower again at the highest temperatures. A 28-day lag fitted best, and a 14-day lag was almost as good.