09/01/2026
Notice more mosquitoes after that last round of storms? You're not imagining it. π§π¦
Late-summer rain is one of the biggest mosquito triggers of the year. Warm temperatures plus fresh standing water is the exact combination mosquitoes need to breed fast β eggs can hatch within 24β48 hours, and a new generation of biters is active in as little as a week.
The yards that get hit hardest right now usually have the same thing in common: gutters, plant saucers, or low spots that filled up in the last storm and haven't been checked since.
This is exactly why Mosquito Authority's 21-day service cycle exists β to stay ahead of a surge like this instead of reacting to it after the bites start.
π² Get ahead of the late-summer rain rebound.