Table 3.

Total cases and deaths, deaths per million people, deaths per cases and weather means for March 2020 for each Italian region. Regional population density and mean age are added for comparison. The regions are ranked by the number of deaths per million people. (N) Northern Italy; (C) Central Italy; (S) Southern Italy. The Pearson correlation coefficients are relative to the logarithm of Deaths/1Mil.

Region	Total	Total	Deaths	Deaths	Temp.	RH	Wind	Density	Mean
	Cases	Deaths	/1Mil.	/Cases	(°C)	(%)	km/h	pop/km2	Age (y)
(N) Lombardia	62,153	11,377	1131	18.3%	9.2	69	9	422	44.3
(N) Valle d’Aosta	958	121	963	13%	8.4	70	9	39	45.1
(N) Emilia-Romagna	21,029	2788	625	13.3%	9.7	75	10	199	45.4
(N) Liguria	5936	807	520	13.6%	11.9	62	15	286	48.2
(N) Trentino-A. A.	5444	541	505	9.9%	9.8	56	6	79	42.8
(C) Marche	5503	746	489	13.6%	9.5	72	12	162	45.6
(N) Piemonte	18,229	2015	463	11.1%	9.3	66	8	172	46.1
(N) Veneto	14,624	940	192	6.4%	10.0	67	8	267	44.6
(C) Abruzzo	2274	240	183	10.6%	10.0	72	12	121	45.2
(N) Friuli Venezia G.	2544	212	174	8.3%	10.1	62	11	153	46.6
(C) Toscana	7666	556	149	7.3%	10.7	71	11	162	46.2
(S) Puglia	3184	288	71	9.0%	11.6	76	14	206	43.6
(C) Umbria	1322	54	61	4.1%	9.0	72	13	104	46.0
(S) Molise	263	15	49	5.7%	7.7	74	13	69	45.8
(C) Lazio	5232	311	53	5.9%	12.4	64	12	341	44.0
(S) Sardegna	1161	83	51	7.1%	12.4	76	13	68	45.6
(S) Campania	3807	278	48	7.3%	13.1	63	12	424	41.6
(S) Calabria	971	71	36	7.3%	12.5	75	15	128	43.4
(S) Sicilia	2535	181	36	7.1%	13.2	73	15	194	43.0
(S) Basilicata	320	21	37	6.6%	9.4	76	14	56	44.7
Pearson Corr. (r)			log( x)		−0.49	−0.37	−0.67	0.12	0.34