How to predict using support vector machine

The first question I have is do you have a label for your data set. My guess is that it would be "outbreak" and "no outbreak."  

The bigger question is if there is a time series componment to all this, for example is a series of days with temperature over 70F somehow correlated with an outbreak?

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