Most people of medicine and science don't expect a widespread spike until next winter, once restrictions have virtually disappeared (or ignored), and people move back indoors. But it WILL happen. It is just a matter of how prepared our culture will be to test and treat. Hopefully, we will have learned lessons, and will have taken steps to keep the "spike" relatively flat and short in duration. 'Til then, keep washing your hands, get out and enjoy the sun and its life-saving UV rays (in moderation, of course), and don't kiss any strangers.