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

Mosquito activity will be moderate near the Trinity River and local parks during evening hours. Consider repellent if enjoying outdoor patios or lakeside activities

Despite the desert climate, evening mosquito activity near the Rio Grande and irrigated areas could be noticeable. Watch for potential spider encounters in cooler, shaded spots

Mosquitoes will be active around urban green spaces and irrigated areas in the evening. Chiggers may also be present in taller grasses in local parks

Mosquitoes will be active during evening outdoor dining and strolls along the Katy Trail; vigilance is advised near standing water

Expect active mosquitoes around residential areas and parks as humidity lingers after sunset, particularly near backyard water features

Chiggers and mosquitoes pose a moderate nuisance for those enjoying the city’s numerous greenbelts and well-maintained park trails this evening

High humidity near Lake Ray Hubbard will fuel robust mosquito activity, making evening lakefront leisure

Mosquitoes will be very active near Lake Texoma and its tributaries, especially at dawn and dusk. Ticks are also a concern in grassy and wooded areas around the lake, so apply repellent before outdoor activities

Expect fire ant activity in disturbed soil and lawns, while mosquitoes may emerge near standing water in residential areas. Gardeners and those enjoying local parks should be prepared

Mosquitoes will be present near Lake Lewisville and in shaded backyard areas during the evening. T

Mosquitoes will be active near the Riverwalk and in city parks this evening. Consider repellent for outdoor dining or strolls

High humidity and warm temperatures create ideal conditions for mosquitoes and chiggers along the Barton Creek Greenbelt and Lady Bird Lake. Protect exposed skin during outdoor activities

Coastal breezes may offer some relief, but expect active no-see-ums and biting flies near the bayfront and in marshy areas. Apply insect repellent if spending time near the water

Expect active mosquitoes during evening outdoor activities, especially near parks and any standing water after recent irrigation

Mosquitoes will be present, making evening walks and backyard relaxation slightly less comfortable, particularly around community ponds

Biting insects, primarily mosquitoes, will be very active, especially near bayous and industrial drainage areas in the early morning and late evening

Anticipate significant mosquito activity, along with some deer flies near the Neches River and marsh