Mosquito Misery: LA's Uncharted Territory

As the temperatures begin to drop, signaling the end of the wet season, many residents may assume that the mosquito season has also come to a close. However, vector control officials are warning that mosquito populations will persist, despite the cooling temperatures.Nighttime temperatures below 50 degrees Fahrenheit may be beneficial for humans, but they actually mark the beginning of an extended mosquito season. This is because some mosquito species are more active during cooler temperatures, making it essential for residents to maintain their vigilance. To safeguard against these nocturnal pests, it is crucial to continue using available repellents and taking necessary precautions to prevent mosquito bites. By doing so, residents can minimize the risk of contracting mosquito-borne diseases.