Bug Bite Forecast: Alabama — Week of June 29, 2026

The high heat and humidity will make mosquitoes and gnats particularly aggressive during evening strolls through urban parks. Fire ant activity will also be elevated in grassy areas, so watch your step during outdoor dining

Expect a significant presence of mosquitoes near the Black Warrior River and its tributaries, making fishing or riverside picnics challenging. Chiggers and ticks will also be active in wooded areas around the university and local trails

With broken clouds offering some relief, daytime gnat activity might be

Expect high mosquito activity near the Locust Fork River and wooded trails, especially during the humid dusk hours. Biting gnats may also be present

The hot, humid conditions favor high mosquito populations around Wheeler Lake and residential backyards. Deerflies could be active near the water during the daytime

Humid conditions will lead to elevated mosquito activity in rural and agricultural areas. Chiggers could be a concern for those in tall grassy fields

Mosquitoes will be active around wooded residential areas and stream banks due to the heat and humidity. Ticks pose a low but present risk on overgrown paths

Elevated mosquito activity is expected in shaded park areas and residential backyards after sunset. Common gnats may also be bothersome

Despite well-maintained areas, mosquitoes will thrive in the heat and humidity, especially near water features and wooded edges. Watch for no-see-ums at dusk

Expect high mosquito and biting gnat activity, particularly near Blackwater Creek and other damp, wooded areas. Horseflies may also be present during the day

The humid conditions will lead to high mosquito activity, especially near the Tombigbee River. Deerflies and stable flies may also be bothersome in agricultural and open areas

Mosquitoes will be abundant around Buttahatchee Creek and other damp, wooded areas. Chiggers are a concern in tall grass, especially for those venturing off mowed paths

Humid conditions will encourage mosquito activity, particularly in wooded backyards and around agricultural fields. Biting gnats may also be present at dusk

Mosquitoes will be active around evening, especially near green spaces and residential areas; consider repellent for outdoor dining or strolls

Expect significant mosquito activity along the Coosa River and near Noccalula Falls, with biting flies also a nuisance during daytime outdoor activities

Chiggers and ticks are a concern in overgrown grassy areas and woodlands, while mosquitoes will be abundant from dusk till dawn

Hikers and mountain bikers on Coldwater Mountain should

Expect a high presence of mosquitoes and chiggers, especially near wooded trails and shaded areas around the foothills. Outdoor activities like hiking or gardening will require repellent

Mosquito activity will be intense near Choccolocco Creek and other damp areas, thriving in the heat and humidity. Biting gnats may also be a nuisance during twilight hours

The warm, humid conditions are ideal for a surge in mosquito populations, particularly along the Flint River and in rural settings. Prepare for persistent buzzing during any outdoor evening plans

With the Tennessee River nearby, anticipate a very high risk of mosquito bites, especially at dawn and dusk. Boaters and campers should use strong insect repellent

While the Sand Mountain elevation offers slight reprieve, the high humidity will still support moderate mosquito activity. Chiggers may be active in tall grasses, so take precautions during farm work

Proximity to Talladega National Forest combined with the hot, humid weather creates a high risk for mosquitoes and ticks. Anyone exploring forested areas should wear protective clothing and repellent

Logan Martin Lake’s shores will be prime breeding grounds for mosquitoes and biting flies in this humid heat. Lakeside dining and evening strolls will likely be interrupted by persistent biters

Mosquitoes will be active around town and near the Coosa River due to the warm, moist air. Gardeners and those walking pets in shaded spots should be prepared for bites

Mosquitoes will be very active near Mobile Bay and in urban green spaces as the warm, humid air persists. Evening strolls and outdoor dining will likely attract numerous biters

Expect a high risk of mosquito and no-see-um bites, especially near the Mobile Bay shoreline and residential areas with lush vegetation. Outdoor evening activities are highly susceptible

Mosquito activity will be noticeable, particularly around any standing water or overgrown areas, though less intense than coastal regions

Elevated mosquito activity is expected, particularly near the Alabama River and residential areas with standing water. Evening strolls and outdoor dining could bring numerous bites

Conditions are favorable for gnats and mosquitoes, especially around agricultural fields and drainage ditches. Those working outdoors or enjoying parks should be prepared

Mosquitoes will be very active, particularly near Chewacla State Park and wooded campus areas. Outdoor study sessions and evening events pose a significant bite risk

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