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

Mosquitoes will be extremely active around the Red River and any standing water, making evening strolls or outdoor dining particularly risky. Expect persistent biting flies in shaded park areas

With the high humidity, biting insects, especially mosquitoes, will swarm near Barksdale AFB’s wooded fringes and along the Red River. Outdoor activities near water or at dusk carry significant bite risk

Mosquitoes and gnats will be prolific along the Ouachita River and in residential areas with lush vegetation. Anyone spending time outdoors, particularly near water, faces a high chance of bites

High humidity will fuel intense mosquito activity, especially near the Red River and in local parks. Outdoor gatherings and gardening will attract numerous biting insects

While mosquitoes are prevalent, the hilly terrain and university campus areas might offer some relief from the most intense swarms. Still, outdoor evening activities in wooded areas will attract bites

The Cane River Lake provides prime breeding grounds for mosquitoes, making evening walks through the historic district or near the water very risky. Biting flies are also active in surrounding green spaces

Expect aggressive mosquito activity near the Red River and in the numerous wooded residential areas. Ticks could also be a concern in any grassy or overgrown spots

The Ouachita River and adjacent bayous will be buzzing with mosquitoes and gnats. Outdoor dining and backyard relaxation will likely be interrupted by persistent biting insects

Near Lake Bistineau, mosquitoes and biting flies will be out in force due, making fishing, camping, or lakeside activities very challenging. Even yard work will attract attention

In this largely rural parish, high humidity means mosquitoes and horse flies will be abundant, especially around farm ponds and wooded property lines. Any prolonged outdoor work or leisure is high risk

Proximity to forests and wetlands ensures high populations of mosquitoes, deer flies, and gnats. Hiking or working outdoors will require strong repellent to avoid numerous bites

The bayous and agricultural fields around Bastrop create ideal conditions for immense mosquito and biting fly populations. Evening activities near water or in open fields are highly vulnerable

Military training areas with dense woods and standing water will host aggressive mosquitoes, ticks, and biting flies. Outdoor personnel and recreationists face very high bite risks

Surrounded by timberland and near swampy areas, Oakdale will see intense mosquito and biting fly activity. Any outdoor venture, from fishing to yard work, will attract numerous insects

The humid conditions are perfect for mosquitoes and gnats in this bayou country. Outdoor cooking, fishing, or simply relaxing in the evening will invite a barrage of bites

Similar to Fort Polk, Leesville’s proximity to dense woods and rural landscapes means high mosquito, tick, and biting fly pressure. Outdoor activities should be approached with caution and repellent

With its rural-residential mix, mosquitoes will be very active in backyards and common green spaces, especially near any drainage ditches or standing water. Evening outdoor time is high risk

The Red River and surrounding bayous are prime habitats for mosquitoes and gnats, making outdoor dining, fishing, or walking near the water particularly hazardous. Expect many bites

While mosquitoes will be present, the university campus environment may offer some localized relief. However, forested edges and less maintained areas will still see significant insect activity

Close to the Arkansas border and timberlands, Springhill will experience high mosquito and biting fly activity, especially near lakes and ponds. Fishing and hiking will be challenging

In this agricultural and rural setting, mosquitoes and horse flies will be abundant, especially near fields and any standing water. Outdoor work and evening leisure are high risk

Near the Boeuf River, this agricultural town will be plagued by high numbers of mosquitoes and gnats. Outdoor evening events or farming activities will attract numerous bites

Surrounded by hilly forests, Jonesboro will see active mosquitoes and ticks. Hiking, gardening, or any time spent in wooded or grassy areas will increase bite exposure

Kisatchie National Forest nearby means high populations of mosquitoes, ticks, and biting flies. Outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and hikers should take extreme precautions

As a suburb of Monroe near the Ouachita River, Swartz will experience significant mosquito and gnat activity. Backyard cookouts and evening strolls will be met with persistent biters

This unincorporated community near Monroe will have high mosquito and gnat populations due to the humid conditions and proximity to rural waterways. Outdoor evening exposure is very risky

Close to Bossier City, this residential area will still contend with high mosquito activity, especially in backyards and green spaces with any standing water. Evening outdoor dining will be challenging

In this agricultural area, expect high numbers of mosquitoes and biting flies, particularly near fields and irrigation ditches

Mosquitoes will be highly active near the many small creeks and shaded areas, especially at dawn and dusk. Be mindful of chiggers and ticks if exploring grassy fields or wooded trails

Expect aggressive mosquito activity near the Bogue Lusa Creek at dusk, with chiggers being a concern in tall grassy areas around the city

Intense mosquito populations are expected in low-lying areas and near bayous, while horse flies will be active during the day near agricultural fields

Be cautious of chiggers in overgrown areas, and mosquitoes will become more active during evening outdoor activities, especially near standing water

Mosquitoes will be highly active near False River at dusk and into the night, and biting midges may be a nuisance near the water’s edge

Prepare for numerous mosquitoes near the Amite River and surrounding rural areas, with fire ants posing a risk in pastures and yards

Evening hours will bring increased mosquito activity, particularly near the Mississippi Riverfront, and biting flies might be present during the day

Hikers in wooded areas should check for ticks, while evening strolls around the rural outskirts will attract active mosquito populations

Brace for aggressive mosquitoes at dawn and dusk, particularly near the Bogue Chitto River, and chiggers are prevalent in wooded and grassy plots

Mosquitoes will be extremely active around Lake Providence, especially after sunset, and expect persistent gnats during daytime outdoor recreation

Evening activities in rural and wooded areas will attract mosquitoes, and fire ants are a common concern in lawns and pastures

Intense mosquito and biting fly activity is expected in this very rural, swampy environment, particularly during any outdoor work or fishing near bayous

Mosquito activity will be intense near the Vermilion River and in city parks. Residents should prepare for persistent bites during evening outdoor gatherings

Biting midges are likely near the lakefront and Calcasieu River, especially at dusk. Mosquitoes will also be present in shaded, humid areas

Expect significant mosquito pressure along Bayou Teche and in sugarcane fields. Deer flies may also be active during daytime farm work

Marsh mosquitoes will be aggressive near industrial areas and the Calcasieu Estuary. Protect exposed skin when working or recreating outdoors

Mosquitoes are prevalent in garden areas and around standing water. Chiggers may also pose a risk in overgrown grassy areas on the prairie

Rice field mosquitoes will be out in force, making evening activities challenging. Farmers and residents near agricultural lands should be vigilant

Coastal mosquitoes and no-see-ums will be active near the Vermilion River and marshy edges. Fishing and boating at dawn or dusk will require strong repellent

Neighborhood mosquitoes are abundant, especially in areas with new construction or poor drainage. Enjoying patios in the evening will require protection

Wooded areas and proximity to the Calcasieu River mean a high risk for mosquitoes and biting flies. Outdoor enthusiasts should take precautions on trails

Mosquitoes will be present in suburban green spaces and along rural edges. Those working in agriculture or gardening should apply repellent

Prairie mosquitoes will be active, particularly after any recent rain. Evening strolls and outdoor events will likely encounter biting insects

Rice field mosquitoes will be a major nuisance, especially for anyone working or recreating near agricultural lands. Expect persistent biting throughout the day and evening

Suburban mosquitoes will be active around homes and in recreational areas. Watch for fire ants when picnicking or working in the yard

Mosquitoes will be present in residential areas and around local ponds. Ticks might be a concern in undeveloped or brushy lots

Bayou Teche and nearby swamp areas will produce abundant mosquitoes and biting flies. Fishing and crawfishing will require constant vigilance against bites

Agricultural mosquitoes, especially those from rice fields, will be highly active. Outdoor work and leisure activities in this "Frog Capital" will be met with persistent bites

Lakefront and river mosquitoes will be present, particularly at dawn and dusk. Industrial workers and residents near the water should take precautions

Sugarcane field mosquitoes and those from Bayou Teche will be very active. Outdoor activities, especially near fields or water, will present a significant bite risk

Bayou Teche and nearby swampy areas will contribute to a high mosquito population. Evening visits to historic sites or outdoor dining will necessitate repellent

Sugarcane field mosquitoes and biting flies will be prevalent. Farmworkers and those near rural properties should prepare for numerous bites

Marsh mosquitoes and biting midges will be aggressive due to proximity to marshlands and industrial canals. Outdoor activities will require strong insect repellent

Expect intense mosquito activity from surrounding agricultural fields, particularly rice and sugarcane. Outdoor work and evening gatherings will be challenging

Mosquitoes are active around the Calcasieu River and in residential areas. Biting flies may also be present near industrial sites

Prairie mosquitoes will be present in rural residential areas and around local farms. Enjoying outdoor festivals will require some personal protection

Marsh mosquitoes and deer flies will be highly active, especially near the Texas border and oil field areas. Outdoor workers and hunters should be prepared

Rice field mosquitoes will be extremely active, making outdoor leisure or work difficult. Expect persistent biting throughout the day in open fields

Agricultural mosquitoes will be present in rural areas and around residential properties. Chiggers might be a concern in tall grass

Prairie mosquitoes will be active in this rural community. Evening events and walks should include insect protection

Wooded areas will host mosquitoes and some biting flies. Ticks are also a moderate concern for those venturing into the piney woods

Mosquitoes are active in residential areas, especially near the Vermilion River. Gardeners and those enjoying backyards should apply repellent

Agricultural mosquitoes will be present in surrounding fields and rural properties. Evening outdoor activities will likely encounter biting insects

Coastal mosquitoes and no-see-ums will be abundant near the

Mosquitoes will be active around garden areas and near the Mississippi River. Outdoor dining or an evening stroll through the French Quarter could invite bites

Expect significant mosquito activity near LSU lakes and local parks. Evening walks or enjoying patios will be best with insect repellent applied

As evening approaches, mosquitoes will be present in residential areas, especially near any standing water. Consider repellent for backyard activities or walks

Mosquitoes and gnats will be noticeable,

Mosquitoes will be active in the warm, humid conditions, particularly in shaded yards and near landscaping. Evening activities like walking pets or gardening may lead to bites

The high humidity and warm temperatures create ideal conditions for aggressive mosquito populations, especially near the Tangipahoa River and surrounding fields. Expect persistent biters during any outdoor evening activities

Clear skies make for pleasant evenings, but the proximity to Lake Pontchartrain and coastal marshes means high numbers of mosquitoes and biting

Expect high mosquito activity near bayous and marshlands due to the warm, humid air. Those out fishing or enjoying the clear skies should also be vigilant for active deer flies, especially in open, sunny areas