Bug Bite Forecast: New Brunswick — Week of August 10, 2026

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and black flies, especially near wooded areas this evening. The much higher rainfall over the past month, compared to last year, is definitely contributing to a more active bug population in Alnwick. Consider bringing repellent for any outdoor plans

With current conditions, biting insects will be quite active; prepare for a high annoyance from mosquitoes and midges. The significantly wetter conditions this month have created prime breeding grounds, leading to increased bug pressure throughout Atholville. Hikers on local trails should be particularly vigilant

Mosquitoes and no-see-ums will be noticeable, particularly as dusk approaches. This month’s extensive rainfall has fostered a robust bug population, impacting outdoor enjoyment in Balmoral. Enjoy your evening but be prepared

A high risk of mosquito and black fly activity is forecast, especially near the water and shaded areas. Bathurst is experiencing elevated insect levels due to the substantial increase in precipitation over the last 30 days compared to the previous year. Waterfront activities might require extra bug spray

Anticipate a moderate risk from mosquitoes and other small biting insects, particularly near marshy spots. The unusually heavy rainfall this past month means Belle-Baie’s bug populations are thriving. Enjoy the bay, but stay protected

Be prepared for high insect activity, particularly from mosquitoes and horse flies near the coast. The recent surge in rain has led to an explosion in biting insects across Belledune. Keep your repellent handy when exploring

Mosquitoes and biting midges will be present, with a moderate nuisance level expected. Beresford is seeing a noticeable uptick in bug numbers, largely attributable to the significantly wetter conditions experienced this month. Enjoy the local parks with a good defense

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and black flies, especially closer to wetlands. The increased precipitation over the last month compared to last year has certainly boosted the bug population around Bertrand. Local gardeners should be prepared

A high likelihood of encountering numerous mosquitoes and stable flies is predicted, especially around dusk. The considerably wetter conditions this month have intensified the overall bug pressure in Black River-Hardwicke. Fishing along the river might be buggier than usual

Mosquitoes and other small biters will be moderately active, particularly near standing water. The much higher rainfall totals this past month compared to the same period last year have certainly contributed to a more robust insect presence in Bois-Joli. Evening strolls will be pleasant with protection

Prepare for a high risk of mosquito and biting fly encounters, especially by the water. The greater-than-average rainfall recently has significantly amplified the insect population in Burnt Church. Seaside activities will demand vigilance

A high risk of mosquito and black fly bites is expected, particularly near the Restigouche River. The considerably wetter month has provided ideal breeding conditions, leading to an increase in bug activity throughout Campbellton. Hikers on Sugarloaf Mountain trails should be well-prepared

Mosquitoes and biting midges will be moderately active, particularly in shaded, damp areas. The recent period of elevated rainfall has directly contributed to a larger insect population across Carleton North. Farmers and outdoor workers should take note

Expect a high risk of bites from mosquitoes and possibly horse flies, especially along the shoreline. The significant increase in rainfall over the past 30 days has undeniably fueled the current surge in insect numbers across Charlo. Enjoy the beach, but don’t forget your spray

Mosquitoes and black flies will be moderately bothersome, particularly near the Grand Lake shore. The much higher rainfall this month has created more aquatic breeding sites, contributing to the increased bug pressure in Chipman. Boaters and anglers should be mindful

A high presence of mosquitoes and various biting flies is expected, particularly near the bay. The substantial rainfall received recently is directly linked to the burgeoning insect populations in Dalhousie. Waterfront parks will be buzzing

Prepare for a high risk of mosquito and black fly activity, especially by the Madawaska River. The pronounced increase in monthly precipitation has undeniably led to a more numerous bug population around Edmundston. Residents enjoying the riverfront should be vigilant

Mosquitoes and black flies will be moderately active, particularly near the Miramichi River. The much wetter conditions this past month compared to last year have indeed bolstered the bug populations in Eel Ground. Local cultural events will be more comfortable with repellent

Anticipate a high level of annoyance from mosquitoes and other biting insects, especially near the Eel River. The significantly increased rainfall this month has fostered an environment conducive to higher insect numbers throughout Eel River Crossing. Outdoor recreation will need bug spray

Mosquitoes and biting midges will be moderately present, particularly in damp, shaded spots. This month’s greater-than-average rainfall has certainly played a role in the elevated bug pressure in Florenceville-Bristol. Enjoy the river views but stay protected

Expect a high risk of mosquito and black fly bites, especially near the Saint John River. The recent substantial increase in rainfall over the last 30 days has directly contributed to the current surge in insect activity around Grand Falls. Visitors to the falls should be prepared

Mosquitoes and biting flies will be moderately active, especially near the lake. The significantly higher rainfall this past month has promoted larger insect populations around Grand Lake. Campers should pack extra repellent

A high risk of mosquito and black fly encounters is predicted, particularly in wooded and marshy areas. The much wetter conditions experienced recently have undoubtedly amplified the bug pressure throughout Haut-Madawaska. Trail users should dress appropriately

Prepare for a high presence of mosquitoes and other biting insects, especially in forested parts. The abundant rainfall over the last 30 days has created ideal conditions for a robust insect population in Hautes-Terres. Hikers exploring the highlands should be ready

Anticipate a high nuisance level from mosquitoes and biting flies, particularly near the bay. The increased precipitation this month has significantly contributed to the elevated bug populations around Heron Bay. Waterfront activities may be buggier than usual

Expect a high risk of mosquito and black fly bites, especially in forested and damp locales. The past month’s significantly wetter weather has certainly led to a more prolific insect presence in Kedgwick. Hunters and anglers should pack wisely

Mosquitoes and black flies will be moderately active, particularly near the local wetlands. The much higher rainfall this past month has indeed contributed to a more active bug population in Minto. Outdoor enthusiasts should take precautions

A high risk of mosquito and black fly activity is forecast, especially near the Miramichi River. The area around Miramichi is experiencing elevated insect levels due to the substantial increase in precipitation over the last 30 days compared to the previous year. Enjoy the riverfront, but bring your repellent

Be prepared for high insect activity, particularly from mosquitoes and horse flies along the river. The considerably wetter month has provided ideal breeding conditions, leading to an increase in bug activity throughout Miramichi River Valley. Paddlers and anglers should be especially vigilant

Mosquitoes and biting midges will be moderately present, especially near the Saint John River. The recent period of elevated rainfall has directly contributed to a larger insect population across Nackawic-Millville. Enjoy the local scenery with a good defense

Prepare for a high risk of mosquito and biting fly encounters, especially by the coast. The greater-than-average rainfall recently has significantly amplified the insect population in Neguac. Beachgoers will need bug spray

A high likelihood of encountering numerous mosquitoes and stable flies is predicted, especially around dusk. The considerably wetter conditions this month have intensified the overall bug pressure in Nelson-Miramichi. Evening walks along the river might be buggier than usual

Expect a high risk of mosquito and black fly bites, especially near the Miramichi River. The significant increase in rainfall over the past 30 days has undeniably fueled the current surge in insect numbers across Newcastle. Waterfront dining might require extra protection

Mosquitoes and other small biters will be moderately active, particularly near standing water. The much higher rainfall totals this past month compared to the same period last year have certainly contributed to a more robust insect presence in Nouvelle-Arcadie. Enjoy the outdoors with protection

Mosquitoes and biting midges will be moderately active, particularly in shaded, damp areas. The recent period of elevated rainfall has directly contributed to a larger insect population across Perth-Andover. Outdoor workers should take note

Anticipate a high level of annoyance from mosquitoes and other biting insects, especially near the bay. The significantly increased rainfall this month has fostered an environment conducive to higher insect numbers throughout Petit-Rocher. Enjoy the scenic views, but be prepared

Expect a high risk of mosquito and black fly bites, especially in wooded and marshy areas. The past month’s significantly wetter weather has certainly led to a more prolific insect presence in Plaster Rock. Campers should pack wisely

Mosquitoes and black flies will be moderately bothersome, particularly near the river. The much higher rainfall this month has created more aquatic breeding sites, contributing to the increased bug pressure in Quarryville. Local residents should be prepared for evening activity

A high risk of mosquito and black fly encounters is predicted, particularly in wooded and marshy areas. The much wetter conditions experienced recently have undoubtedly amplified the bug pressure throughout Rivière-du-Nord. Trail users should dress appropriately

Mosquitoes and other small biters will be moderately active, particularly near standing water. The much higher rainfall totals this past month compared to the same period last year have certainly contributed to a more robust insect presence in Rogersville. Outdoor events will be more comfortable with repellent

Campers should anticipate a high risk of mosquito and black fly activity, particularly near the water and in shaded areas. The significantly higher rainfall over the past month, compared to last year, is definitely contributing to a more active bug population throughout Saint Margarets Provincial Park. Prepare accordingly for your outdoor adventures

Expect a high risk of mosquito and black fly bites, especially by the Saint John River. The recent substantial increase in rainfall over the last 30 days has directly contributed to the current surge in insect activity around Saint-Léonard. Residents enjoying the riverfront should be vigilant

Prepare for a high presence of mosquitoes and other biting insects, especially in forested parts. The abundant rainfall over the last 30 days has created ideal conditions for a robust insect population in Saint-Quentin. Hikers exploring the region should be ready

Mosquitoes and biting midges will be moderately present, especially near the Saint John River. The recent period of elevated rainfall has directly contributed to a larger insect population across Southern Victoria. Farmers and outdoor workers should take note

Expect a high risk of mosquito and black fly activity, especially by the Madawaska River. The pronounced increase in monthly precipitation has undeniably led to a more numerous bug population around St-André. Residents enjoying the riverfront should be vigilant

Visitors should prepare for a high presence of mosquitoes and various biting flies, especially near the bay. The substantial rainfall received recently is directly linked to the burgeoning insect populations in The Enclosure Provincial Park. Waterfront activities will be buzzing, so pack effective repellent

A high risk of mosquito and black fly encounters is predicted, particularly in wooded and marshy areas. The much wetter conditions experienced recently have undoubtedly amplified the bug pressure throughout Tobique Valley. Outdoor enthusiasts should dress appropriately

Be prepared for high insect activity, particularly from mosquitoes and horse flies along the river. The considerably wetter month has provided ideal breeding conditions, leading to an increase in bug activity throughout Upper Miramichi. Paddlers and anglers should be especially vigilant

Expect a high risk of mosquito and black fly bites, especially in forested and damp locales. The past month’s significantly wetter weather has certainly led to a more prolific insect presence in Vallée-des-Rivières. Outdoor adventures will require robust protection

Mosquitoes and biting midges will be moderately present, especially near the Saint John River. The recent period of elevated rainfall has directly contributed to a larger insect population across Woodstock. Enjoy the town’s parks with a good defense

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and black flies, especially near the marshlands and tidal flats. The significantly higher rainfall over the past month has created ideal breeding grounds, contributing to elevated insect populations in Baie Ste. Anne. Consider protective clothing for evening strolls along the waterfront

Mosquitoes will be active, particularly as dusk approaches near the harbor and coastal areas. This month’s unusually wet conditions, with much more rain than last year, are fostering a greater abundance of biting insects around Bas-Caraquet. Enjoy the boardwalk, but come prepared

Brace for a high volume of mosquitoes and no-see-ums, particularly in wooded and less developed areas. The substantial increase in precipitation compared to last year has undeniably amplified the overall bug pressure throughout Beaubassin East. Hikers should pack extra repellent

Mosquitoes and midges will be noticeable, especially closer to the Rivière Bouctouche. The past month’s significantly wetter-than-average conditions are certainly contributing to an increased insect population in Beaurivage. Evening outdoor activities might require some extra planning

Expect a moderate level of mosquito activity, particularly around any standing water. With the region experiencing much more rainfall than usual over the last 30 days, Beausoleil residents are likely seeing a noticeable uptick in bug numbers. Enjoy your backyard, but don’t forget the spray

Mosquitoes will be present, especially around wooded edges and shaded areas. The considerably higher rainfall experienced recently compared to the previous year is certainly supporting a more robust insect population in Berry Mills Heights. Afternoon gardening might come with a few extra bites

Mosquitoes will be active near the river and any marshy areas, with some black flies also present. The recent period of much heavier rainfall than the previous year is undoubtedly contributing to an elevated bug presence in Bouctouche. Consider a leisurely walk along the Bouctouche Dune at your own risk

Anticipate moderate mosquito activity, especially along the coastline and near any wetlands. The region’s monthly rainfall, significantly above last year’s figures, is playing a key role in the current higher insect pressure across Cap-Acadie. Beachgoers should prepare for evening buzzers

Mosquitoes will be noticeable, particularly as you approach the water’s edge and wooded areas. The unusually high amount of rain this past month, compared to last year, is definitely making for a more active bug season in Cap-de-Richibucto. Fishing at dusk might be a bit more challenging

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes, especially near the beach and residential gardens. The much wetter conditions over the past 30 days, relative to last year, have certainly boosted the local insect populations in Cap-Pele. Enjoy the beautiful sunsets, but be ready for company

Mosquitoes will be active in the evenings, particularly near the harbour and any green spaces. The substantial increase in rainfall this month over last year’s figures is certainly fostering a more prolific insect population in Caraquet. Just Bite Me repellent is available at local shops for your convenience

Mosquitoes will be present, especially near any landscaping and common areas. The recent month’s rainfall, significantly higher than the same period last year, is undoubtedly contributing to an increased number of biting insects around Centennial Place. Evening walks might require some protection

Expect a moderate level of mosquito activity, particularly in parks and shaded urban green spaces. The significantly more abundant rainfall this past month compared to the previous year is certainly fueling a larger bug population in Central Moncton. Enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere, but stay aware

Mosquitoes will be active, especially near the forest and any open fields. The much greater amount of rain over the last 30 days compared to last year is undoubtedly fostering a higher bug count across Champdoré. Outdoor enthusiasts should be vigilant

Mosquitoes will be noticeable, particularly in residential areas with lush gardens. The considerably wetter conditions this month, compared to the same period last year, are certainly contributing to an elevated insect presence in Chartersville. Backyard barbecues might attract more than just friends

Prepare for moderate mosquito activity, especially near the Cocagne River and coastal properties. This month’s significantly increased precipitation over last year is undoubtedly leading to a more pronounced bug problem in Cocagne. Boaters and kayakers should keep repellent handy

Expect a high presence of mosquitoes, particularly in parks, trails, and residential green spaces. The region’s monthly rainfall, which is considerably higher than last year, is a major factor in the elevated bug pressure currently experienced in Dieppe. Residents should take extra precautions during outdoor activities

Mosquitoes will be very active, especially in urban parks and areas close to the Petitcodiac River. The substantial increase in rainfall this past month compared to the previous year is certainly contributing to a much higher insect population in Downtown Dieppe. Dining al fresco might come with some unwanted guests

Brace for a high density of mosquitoes, particularly in Victoria Park and along the riverfront. The significantly wetter conditions over the last month, compared to last year, are clearly fostering a more robust insect population in Downtown Moncton. Be prepared for evening events in the city center

Expect a high volume of mosquitoes and biting flies, particularly near the Richibucto River and forested areas. The significantly above-average rainfall recently, compared to last year’s figures, is undoubtedly amplifying the bug pressure throughout Elsipogtog First Nation. Those enjoying traditional lands should be well-protected

Mosquitoes will be present, especially near the various waterways that define the area. The considerably higher rainfall over the past 30 days, compared to last year, is certainly contributing to an increased number of biting insects in Five Rivers. Kayaking adventures might encounter a few more bugs than usual

Mosquitoes will be active, especially around residential gardens and shaded spots. The region’s recent rainfall, significantly exceeding last year’s, is undoubtedly supporting a larger bug population in Glen Cairn. Evening leisure in your yard might be interrupted

Anticipate moderate mosquito activity, particularly near the water and wooded edges. The unusually high precipitation over the past month, much more than the same period last year, is certainly leading to a more active bug season in Grand-Bouctouche. Enjoy the scenic beauty, but stay protected

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes, especially along the shoreline and in residential areas. The significantly wetter conditions this month compared to last year’s rainfall are clearly supporting a more robust insect population in Grande-Digue. Beach evenings might require some extra planning

Mosquitoes will be noticeable, particularly near any wooded areas and residential green spaces. The past month’s rainfall, significantly higher than last year’s, is certainly contributing to an increased insect presence in Harrisville. Just Bite Me offers effective solutions for local residents

Mosquitoes will be present, especially in shaded residential areas and near any larger trees. The much greater amount of rain over the last 30 days, compared to the previous year, is undoubtedly fostering a higher bug count across Hildegarde. Consider screening in your patio for maximum comfort

Expect a moderate level of mosquito activity, particularly in suburban backyards and parks. The region’s significantly more abundant rainfall this past month compared to the previous year is certainly fueling a larger bug population in Humphrey. Dog walkers should be mindful during evening strolls

Mosquitoes will be active, especially around any standing water and residential gardens. The considerably wetter conditions this month, compared to the same period last year, are certainly contributing to an elevated insect presence in Humphreys Mills. Outdoor playdates might need some repellent

Prepare for a high presence of mosquitoes and black flies on all trails and near water bodies. The significantly higher rainfall over the past month, compared to last year, has created ideal breeding conditions, leading to a much higher bug population throughout Kouchibouguac National Park of Canada. Visitors are strongly advised to wear long sleeves and use effective repellent

Brace for a high presence of mosquitoes, particularly near the airport’s green spaces and surrounding wooded areas. The substantial increase in rainfall over the last 30 days, compared to last year’s figures, is significantly impacting the bug population in Lakeburn. Travelers might notice the difference

Mosquitoes will be active, especially near the coast and any marshy areas. The recent period of much heavier rainfall than the previous year is undoubtedly contributing to an elevated bug presence in Lamèque. Fishing expeditions might encounter more than just fish

Expect a high volume of mosquitoes, particularly in residential areas with mature trees and local parks. The significantly higher rainfall over the past month, compared to last year, is clearly creating ideal breeding conditions, leading to more bugs in Lewisville. Evening dog walks will require vigilance

Brace for a high density of mosquitoes and some black flies, particularly in wooded areas and near streams. The much greater amount of rain over the last 30 days compared to last year is undoubtedly fostering a higher bug count across Lutes Mountain. Hikers and campers should be well-prepared

Expect a high presence of mosquitoes, especially around the attractions and forested edges. The region’s monthly rainfall, significantly above last year’s figures, is playing a key role in the current higher insect pressure at Magnetic Hill. Visitors should come prepared to ward off bites

Mosquitoes will be very active, particularly in residential green spaces and near any wooded boundaries. The substantial increase in rainfall this past month compared to the previous year is certainly contributing to a much higher insect population in Maple Hills. Outdoor family time might require extra planning

Mosquitoes will be present, especially near any localized damp spots and residential areas. The considerably wetter conditions this month, compared to the same period last year, are certainly contributing to an elevated insect presence in McEwen. Afternoon relaxation could be interrupted

Brace for a high density of mosquitoes, particularly in urban parks and along the Petitcodiac River. The region has experienced significantly more rain over the past month than the previous year, directly leading to a more pronounced bug problem across Moncton. Residents planning outdoor activities should take precautions

Expect a high volume of mosquitoes, particularly in residential areas and around any green spaces. The significantly higher rainfall over the past month, compared to last year, is clearly creating ideal breeding conditions, leading to more bugs in Parkton. Evening activities in Parkton will demand insect protection

Expect moderate mosquito activity, particularly near the wooded areas bordering the beach and in shaded picnic spots. The region’s monthly rainfall, significantly above last year’s figures, is playing a key role in the current higher insect pressure at Parlee Beach Provincial Park. Beachgoers should apply repellent, especially during evening hours

Mosquitoes will be active, especially along the hiking trails and near the coastal marshlands. The much greater amount of rain over the last 30 days compared to last year is undoubtedly fostering a higher bug count across Pointe-Sapin Provincial Park. Campers should ensure their tents are well-sealed

Mosquitoes will be active, especially near the Richibucto River and coastal areas. The much greater amount of rain over the last 30 days compared to last year is undoubtedly fostering a higher bug count across Richibucto. Fishing enthusiasts might find themselves battling more than just the fish

Anticipate moderate mosquito activity, particularly in wooded areas and residential backyards. The past month’s significantly wetter-than-average conditions are certainly contributing to an increased insect population in Saint-Antoine. Local events might benefit from bug repellent stations

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes, especially along the beaches and in town parks. The substantially higher rainfall this month, relative to last year, is certainly boosting the local insect populations in Shediac. Enjoy the lobster, but keep an eye out for flying pests

Mosquitoes will be noticeable, particularly along the riverbanks and in residential areas. The region’s monthly rainfall, significantly above last year’s figures, is playing a key role in the current higher insect pressure across Shediac Bridge-Shediac River. Kayakers should be prepared for company

Mosquitoes will be active, especially near the harbour and any marshy areas. The recent period of much heavier rainfall than the previous year is undoubtedly contributing to an elevated bug presence in Shippagan. Enjoy the acadian charm, but come prepared for insects

Expect a moderate level of mosquito activity, particularly along the coastline and in wooded sections. The significantly more abundant rainfall this past month compared to the previous year is certainly fueling a larger bug population in Strait Shores. Coastal walks might require some protection

Brace for a high density of mosquitoes, particularly in residential gardens and near any shaded areas. The considerably wetter conditions this month, compared to the same period last year, are certainly contributing to an elevated insect presence in Sunny Brae. Evening yard work might be challenging

Mosquitoes will be active, especially near the Tracadie River and any marshlands. The much greater amount of rain over the last 30 days compared to last year is undoubtedly fostering a higher bug count across Tracadie-Sheila. Just Bite Me products are readily available for residents

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes, particularly within the residential complex and its surrounding green spaces. The significantly higher rainfall over the past month, compared to last year, is clearly creating ideal breeding conditions, leading to more bugs in Woodhaven Court. Residents should be mindful during evening outdoor activities

Mosquitoes will be noticeable, particularly along the island’s shores and near wetlands. The recent period of much heavier rainfall than the previous year is undoubtedly contributing to an elevated bug presence on Île-de-Lamèque. Lighthouse visits might involve a few extra flying companions

Mosquitoes will be active, especially near the shore and in forested sections, making evening camping less comfortable. The much wetter conditions of the last month, a clear contrast to last year, are currently supporting larger insect populations. Campers at Anchorage Provincial Park should bring appropriate protection

Mosquitoes will be active this evening, especially near standing water, making outdoor activities somewhat bothersome. The recent period of significantly higher rainfall compared to last year means increased breeding grounds, contributing to current higher insect pressure. Residents of Barkers Point should consider repellent for evening strolls

Expect a high concentration of mosquitoes and black flies, particularly along hiking trails and near water features. The past month’s rainfall, significantly more abundant than the same time last year, is directly fueling the current surge in bug activity within Barony Provincial Park

Expect a noticeable presence of biting insects, particularly black flies, as the evening cools. With much more precipitation than average over the last month, bug populations have seen a considerable boost. Just Bite Me products are readily available in Brookside West for your comfort

Biting insects, including mosquitoes and some no-see-ums, will be present, especially near the beach and in sheltered coves. The notably higher precipitation over the last 30 days, compared to last year, is certainly influencing the current insect numbers in Castalia Provincial Park

A significant number of mosquitoes and midges are anticipated, particularly around dusk. The past month’s elevated rainfall, far exceeding last year’s figures, has created ideal conditions for a surge in insect numbers. Hikers in Central York will want to be well-prepared

Biting insects, primarily mosquitoes, will be a concern during outdoor evening activities. The region’s recent rainfall, much heavier than the previous year, is contributing to the current robust bug activity. Students and faculty on College Hill should be mindful of exposed skin

Mosquitoes are likely to be prevalent, especially near the riverfront. The substantially wetter conditions of the last 30 days, compared to the drier period last year, are fostering larger insect populations now. Take care when enjoying the riverside in Devon

Prepare for a moderate presence of biting insects, with mosquitoes being the primary nuisance after sunset. The considerable increase in rainfall over the past month, well above last year’s levels, has led to a noticeable uptick in bug pressure. Evenings in Douglas call for some protection

Expect some mosquito activity, particularly in greener spaces as evening approaches. This period of much higher precipitation compared to last year has undeniably boosted current insect populations. Visitors exploring Downtown Fredericton may wish to carry repellent

Biting insects, including some no-see-ums, will be active near coastal areas. The remarkably wetter conditions of the past month, contrasted with last year’s drier spell, are now sustaining larger bug numbers. Coastal walks in Eastern Charlotte will be more comfortable with protection

Be prepared for a high concentration of mosquitoes and other biting flies, especially near wetlands. The past month’s rainfall, significantly more abundant than the same time last year, is directly fueling the current surge in bug activity. Local residents of Estey’s Bridge should take extra precautions

Mosquitoes will be present, making evening walks and patio dining somewhat bothersome. The recent month, with its considerably higher rainfall than the previous year, has set the stage for increased bug pressure across Fredericton

Expect a noticeable presence of mosquitoes and possibly some black flies as the evening progresses. The area’s much wetter recent history, compared to last year, is directly responsible for the current healthy insect populations. Evenings on the Fredericton Northside will be more pleasant with repellent

Biting insects, particularly mosquitoes, will be active, especially closer to the shore. The regional rainfall, far exceeding last year’s dry spell, is definitely contributing to the current elevated bug pressure. Enjoying the scenic views around Fundy Bay will be easier with protection

Mosquitoes and possibly some midges will be active near the water and in wooded areas. The past month’s rainfall, significantly greater than the previous year, is playing a key role in the current robust insect activity. Those enjoying Fundy Shores should pack repellent

A strong presence of mosquitoes and other biting flies is expected, particularly near the creek and wooded sections. The much wetter conditions of the last month, a stark contrast to last year, are providing abundant breeding grounds, leading to higher bug pressure in Garden Creek

Mosquitoes will be active, especially near the river and in shaded areas during the evening. The significantly increased rainfall over the past month, compared to last year’s drier period, is undoubtedly supporting larger bug populations now. Residents of Grand Bay-Westfield should be prepared

Expect a moderate level of mosquito activity as dusk settles, particularly near the St. John River. The much higher precipitation recorded in the last 30 days, relative to the same period last year, is clearly contributing to the current bug pressure. Evening strolls in Grand Bay-Westfield might require repellent

Biting insects, including mosquitoes and some no-see-ums, will be present, especially in sheltered coves. The past month’s rainfall, notably higher than last year’s, is certainly influencing the current insect numbers on Grand Manan

Brace for a high level of mosquito activity, particularly around wooded edges and damp areas after sunset. The recent month, with its considerably greater rainfall compared to last year, is demonstrably boosting the local insect populations in Hanwell

Mosquitoes and possibly some midges will be active near the water and in wooded areas. The past month’s rainfall, significantly greater than the previous year, is playing a key role in the current robust insect activity within Herring Cove Provincial Park

Expect a high concentration of mosquitoes and black flies, especially in wooded and damp areas. The significantly wetter conditions over the past 30 days, much more than last year, are creating prime breeding habitats, leading to elevated bug pressure in Keswick Ridge

A significant presence of biting insects, mainly mosquitoes, is anticipated, particularly near the river and wetlands. The past month’s substantial rainfall, far exceeding last year’s, is directly responsible for the current surge in insect activity. Residents of Kingsclear should plan accordingly

Brace for a high level of mosquito activity, particularly around the lake and in densely wooded sections. The recent month, with its considerably greater rainfall compared to last year, is demonstrably boosting the local insect populations at Lake George Provincial Park

Prepare for a high density of mosquitoes and other biting flies, especially around the numerous water bodies. The recent month’s rainfall, considerably more than the previous year, has provided ideal conditions for insect proliferation in Lakeland Ridges

A significant presence of biting insects, mainly mosquitoes, is anticipated, especially near the falls and along the river. The past month’s substantial rainfall, far exceeding last year’s, is directly responsible for the current surge in insect activity within Lepreau Falls Provincial Park

Mosquitoes will be active, particularly as evening approaches and near wooded areas. The area’s much wetter conditions over the last 30 days, relative to last year, are undeniably fostering a larger bug population. Evenings in Lincoln could benefit from some repellent

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes, especially in shaded garden areas and near any standing water. The region’s rainfall, significantly higher than last year, is definitely contributing to the current elevated bug pressure. Residents of Lincoln Heights should consider protection for outdoor enjoyment

Prepare for a high density of mosquitoes and other biting flies, especially around the lake and in forested areas. The past month’s significantly increased rainfall, far more than last year, is undeniably fueling the current robust insect populations throughout Mactaquac Provincial Park

A high level of mosquito and black fly activity is expected, particularly in forested and damp locales. The past month’s heavier rainfall, a clear increase from last year, is actively supporting larger insect populations in Manners Sutton

Mosquitoes will be present, especially near the Nashwaak River and in wooded sections of town. The much wetter conditions of the past 30 days, compared to a drier last year, are certainly contributing to the current bug pressure in Marysville

Prepare for a high density of mosquitoes and other biting insects, particularly near the river and agricultural fields. The past month’s significantly increased rainfall, far more than last year, is undeniably fueling the current robust insect populations across Maugerville

Expect a high concentration of mosquitoes and black flies, especially around the lake and forested areas. The recent month’s rainfall, considerably more than the previous year, has created prime breeding conditions, leading to heightened bug pressure in McAdam

Mosquitoes will be active, particularly in residential areas with greenery and near the river. The region’s much higher precipitation over the last 30 days, compared to last year, is certainly contributing to the current elevated bug pressure in Nashwaaksis

A significant presence of mosquitoes is anticipated, especially in wooded suburban areas and near any damp spots. The past month’s rainfall, considerably heavier than last year’s, is directly driving the current surge in insect numbers across New Maryland

Mosquitoes will be active, especially near the beach and in wooded areas, making evening strolls less enjoyable. The much wetter conditions of the last month, a clear contrast to last year, are currently supporting larger insect populations. Visitors to New River Beach Provincial Park should be prepared

Brace for a high level of mosquito and black fly activity, particularly around the numerous wetlands and wooded fringes. The recent month’s rainfall, substantially more than the previous year, has provided abundant breeding grounds for insects in Noonan

Mosquitoes are likely to be prevalent, especially near the river and in park areas. The substantially wetter conditions of the last 30 days, contrasted with last year’s drier period, are now sustaining larger bug numbers. Take care when enjoying the riverfront in North Devon

Expect a high concentration of mosquitoes and black flies, particularly in wooded and damp areas. The significantly wetter conditions over the past 30 days, much more than last year, are creating prime breeding habitats, leading to elevated bug pressure in North Hanwell

Expect a high concentration of mosquitoes and black flies, particularly around the lake and in forested areas. The recent month’s rainfall, considerably more than the previous year, has created prime breeding conditions, leading to heightened bug pressure in North Lake Provincial Park

Biting insects, including mosquitoes and some midges, will be active, especially closer to the bay and in sheltered areas. The regional rainfall, far exceeding last year’s dry spell, is definitely contributing to the current elevated bug pressure. Enjoying the scenic views around Oak Bay Provincial Park will be easier with protection

Mosquitoes will be active, particularly as evening approaches and near the Oromocto River. The area’s much wetter conditions over the last 30 days, relative to last year, are undeniably fostering a larger bug population. Evenings in Oromocto could benefit from some repellent

Mosquitoes and possibly some midges will be active near the coast and in wooded areas. The past month’s rainfall, significantly greater than the previous year, is playing a key role in the current robust insect activity within Oven Head Provincial Park

Biting insects, including mosquitoes and some no-see-ums, will be present, especially near coastal areas and wetlands. The remarkably wetter conditions of the past month, contrasted with last year’s drier spell, are now sustaining larger bug numbers. Coastal walks in Pennfield will be more comfortable with protection

Expect some mosquito activity, particularly in greener spaces as evening approaches. This period of much higher precipitation compared to last year has undeniably boosted current insect populations. Visitors exploring Queen Square may wish to carry repellent

A significant presence of biting insects, mainly mosquitoes, is anticipated, especially along trails and near water features. The past month’s substantial rainfall, far exceeding last year’s, is directly responsible for the current surge in insect activity within Queensbury Provincial Park

Mosquitoes will be present, making evening walks and patio dining somewhat bothersome. The recent month, with its considerably higher rainfall than the previous year, has set the stage for increased bug pressure across Rabbit Town

Prepare for a high density of mosquitoes and other biting flies, especially around marshy areas and wooded boundaries. The past month’s significantly increased rainfall, far more than last year, is undeniably fueling the current robust insect populations across Rusagonis

Biting insects, including mosquitoes and some midges, will be active, especially closer to the shore and in sheltered areas. The regional rainfall, far exceeding last year’s dry spell, is definitely contributing to the current elevated bug pressure. Enjoying the scenic views around Saint Andrews will be easier with protection

Hikers and campers at Saint Croix River Provincial Park should prepare for a high risk of bug bites, as 22°C and 65% humidity are ideal for mosquitoes and black flies near the water. The considerable 84.1mm of rain recently has provided ample breeding grounds, leading to a noticeable increase in current insect pressure

Visitors to Shogomoc Provincial Park face a high bug bite risk, with 22°C and 65% humidity making conditions perfect for active insects, especially on shaded trails. This month’s significant rainfall, totaling 84.1mm, has substantially contributed to the current elevated presence of biting bugs

With 22°C and 65% humidity, expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes, particularly around dawn and dusk. The significantly wetter conditions this past month, with 84.1mm of rain, are leading to a noticeable surge in the overall insect population. Just Bite Me repellent is highly recommended for anyone enjoying the evening air in Skyline Acres

Today’s 22°C and 65% humidity create prime conditions for biting insects, elevating the risk to high, especially in shaded areas. This month’s substantially increased rainfall, at 84.1mm, is a major contributor to the current elevated bug pressure across the region. Residents of Southwood Park should prepare for active mosquitoes and gnats

Expect a high risk of bug bites at Spednic Lake Provincial Park, where 22°C and 65% humidity will encourage prolific mosquito and deer fly activity, particularly lakeside. The 84.1mm of rain over the past month has notably intensified the current bug pressure across the park

A moderate risk of bug bites is forecast, given the 22°C temperature and 65% humidity, making outdoor activities around wooded edges a bit buggy. The recent 84.1mm of rain, much higher than last year, has primed the environment for a robust mosquito season. Visitors to St. George enjoying the waterfront should carry repellent

Expect a moderate bug risk today with 22°C and 65% humidity, particularly near the river and any standing water. The unusually high rainfall of 84.1mm over the last 30 days is undoubtedly fueling a larger-than-average insect hatch. St. Stephen residents enjoying their patios this evening will want to have protection handy

A moderate risk of bug bites is forecast for Sunbury-Oromocto Provincial Park, with 22°C and 65% humidity attracting mosquitoes to damper areas. The unusually wet conditions, with 84.1mm of rain, are clearly fostering a more active bug population than typical

The combination of 22°C and 65% humidity points to a high risk of bug encounters, especially for those venturing into more rural parts of the area. The region’s 84.1mm of rain this month, compared to 31.0mm last year, indicates a significant boost in current insect activity. People enjoying the trails in Sunbury-York South should dress in long sleeves

A moderate risk of bug bites is anticipated, with 22°C and 65% humidity favoring mosquito activity as evening approaches. The substantial increase in rainfall to 84.1mm recently has created ideal breeding grounds, contributing to higher bug numbers now. Just Bite Me products are readily available for those in Sunset Acres

A relatively low risk for bug bites is expected in Town Plat today, with 22°C and 65% humidity, though some mosquitoes may be present near green spaces. Despite the lower risk today, the 84.1mm of rain over the past month has set the stage for a generally more active bug season. Enjoy the urban strolls in Town Plat with minimal insect bother

The forecast for Uptown Fredericton indicates a low bug bite risk, even with 22°C and 65% humidity, primarily due to the urban environment. However, the 84.1mm of rain experienced recently means that even urban areas might see slightly more insects than usual. Shoppers and diners in Uptown Fredericton should find conditions quite pleasant

Campers and hikers at Woolastook Provincial Park should anticipate a moderate risk of bug bites today, as 22°C and 65% humidity favour insect activity near the river and wetlands. The 84.1mm of rain received this month, much more than last year, is directly impacting the higher current bug numbers

A high risk of bug bites is predicted for Youngs Crossing, where 22°C and 65% humidity create excellent conditions for biting insects near the water and dense vegetation. The 84.1mm of rain in the last month has significantly bolstered the overall bug population, making them particularly prevalent. Anglers at Youngs Crossing will need strong repellent

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and midges, especially near standing water. The much wetter-than-usual past month, with 84.1mm of rain, has created abundant breeding grounds, leading to higher insect pressure for Arcadia. Locals enjoying an evening stroll in Arcadia should be prepared

Mosquito activity will be moderate today, favoring shaded areas and dusk. The unusually high rainfall of 84.1mm over the last 30 days means that residents in Butternut Valley will notice more biting insects than usual. A pleasant afternoon in Butternut Valley might still require some bug spray

Prepare for a high density of various biting insects, particularly mosquitoes, given the conditions. The significant increase in rainfall, tallying 84.1mm recently, has undoubtedly contributed to Eastmount’s current elevated bug population. Visitors to Eastmount should certainly pack their repellent

Mosquitoes and gnats will be moderately active, especially around wetlands and during evening hours. With 84.1mm of rain recorded over the past month, much more than last year, Fairvale is experiencing a noticeable uptick in bug numbers. Families enjoying the parks in Fairvale might encounter more bugs

A moderate risk of mosquito and black fly bites is present, particularly for those venturing into wooded sections. The recent 84.1mm of rain, significantly above average, has created ideal conditions for increased insect populations across Fairville Plateau. Residents of Fairville Plateau should consider protective clothing

Expect a moderate level of mosquito and biting midge activity, especially during dawn and dusk. The past month’s 84.1mm of precipitation, far exceeding typical levels, is contributing to the current bug pressure in Forest Hills. Outdoor enthusiasts in Forest Hills will find conditions ripe for insects

High bug pressure, primarily from mosquitoes and horse flies, is anticipated, especially near the Fundy coastline. The 84.1mm of rain recently received has substantially boosted insect breeding, elevating the bug nuisance in Fundy Albert. Hikers in Fundy Albert should take extra precautions

Mosquitoes and midges are expected to be moderately active, particularly in shaded and damp spots. The region’s 84.1mm of rain in the last month, a marked increase from last year, has led to a more pronounced bug presence in Fundy Heights. Just Bite Me products are available for those in Fundy Heights

High mosquito and black fly activity is expected, especially on trails and near water features. The past month’s 84.1mm of rain, much wetter than usual, has significantly boosted insect populations throughout Fundy National Park of Canada. Hikers in Fundy National Park of Canada should bring strong repellent

High mosquito and black fly activity is forecast, particularly along the coastal trails and wooded areas. The substantial 84.1mm of rainfall over the past 30 days has fostered an environment conducive to higher insect counts throughout Fundy-St. Martins. Campers in Fundy-St. Martins should prepare for active bugs

Prepare for a high density of mosquitoes and biting midges, particularly along the lake shore and in wooded campsites. The unusually high rainfall of 84.1mm over the last 30 days means visitors to Grand Lake Provincial Park will notice more biting insects. Campers at Grand Lake Provincial Park should secure their tents

A moderate risk of mosquito bites is expected, especially near the lake and surrounding marshland. The 84.1mm of rain that has fallen recently has provided ample moisture for increased insect development, impacting Greater Lakeburn. Pilots at the airport near Greater Lakeburn might notice more insects

Moderate mosquito and gnat activity is predicted, particularly around garden areas and shaded spots. The 84.1mm of rain over the last month, a significant departure from previous years, has led to a noticeable increase in bug populations in Greendale. Evening activities in Greendale should account for this

Expect a high incidence of mosquitoes and biting flies, especially near the Petitcodiac River. The 84.1mm of recent rainfall, much heavier than usual, has fueled a robust surge in insect numbers across Gunningsville. Residents of Gunningsville should apply repellent liberally

Mosquitoes and midges will be moderately present, especially near the Kennebecasis River and wooded paths. The 84.1mm of rain accumulated over the last 30 days has contributed to the current elevated bug pressure in Hampton. Taking a walk in Hampton will be more buggy than usual

A moderate risk of mosquito and black fly bites is forecast, particularly near the river and agricultural fields. This area, Hillsborough, has experienced 84.1mm of rain in the past month, which is much wetter than normal and supports larger bug populations. Exploring the historic sites of Hillsborough might involve more bugs

Moderate mosquito activity is anticipated, especially in areas with dense vegetation or standing water. The 84.1mm of rain over the last 30 days, significantly more than last year, means Indiantown has seen a boost in its bug population. Locals in Indiantown enjoying the outdoors should be aware

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and gnats, particularly along the scenic viewpoints and green spaces. The recent 84.1mm of rain has led to a higher-than-average bug population this season in Island View Heights. Enjoying the vistas in Island View Heights may be accompanied by more insects

High mosquito and black fly activity is forecast, especially near the lake and in shaded recreational areas. The significant increase in rainfall, tallying 84.1mm recently, has undoubtedly contributed to Lakeside Provincial Park’s current elevated bug population. Visitors to Lakeside Provincial Park should be well-prepared

Mosquitoes and midges are expected to be moderately active, particularly in park areas and near damp ground. The past month’s 84.1mm of rain, significantly above historical averages, has contributed to an increased insect presence in Lancaster. Just Bite Me products are readily available in Lancaster

High bug pressure, primarily from mosquitoes and various biting flies, is predicted, especially in shaded and damp environments. The region’s 84.1mm of rainfall recently has created ideal conditions for a surge in insect numbers across McAllister. Those spending time outdoors in McAllister should take precautions

A moderate risk of mosquito bites is forecast, especially near the Memramcook River and rural settings. The much wetter conditions, with 84.1mm of rain over the past month, have fostered a more robust bug season in Memramcook. Picnics in Memramcook might be buggier than expected

Moderate mosquito and gnat activity is expected, particularly in wooded areas and near the river systems. The 84.1mm of rain that has fallen in the last month, far exceeding last year’s total, means Milford is experiencing a higher bug population. Residents in Milford should be mindful of insect activity

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and midges, especially around the Saint John River and residential green spaces. The 84.1mm of rain over the past 30 days, much wetter than usual, has significantly increased the bug pressure in Millidgeville. Boaters near Millidgeville might encounter more bugs

Expect a high presence of mosquitoes and horse flies, particularly along the beach access points and marshy areas. The 84.1mm of rain that has fallen recently has substantially boosted insect breeding, elevating the bug nuisance in Murray Beach Provincial Park. Sunbathers at Murray Beach Provincial Park should apply repellent

Mosquitoes and black flies will be moderately active, especially near the lake and surrounding marshy areas. The recent 84.1mm of rainfall has provided ample moisture, leading to higher insect counts than usual in Nauwigewauk. Enjoying the lakeside in Nauwigewauk may require bug repellent

Moderate mosquito and gnat activity is anticipated, particularly in urban green spaces and shaded alleys. With 84.1mm of rain recently, far more than the same period last year, the North End is experiencing increased insect populations. Walking through the North End might involve more bugs

A moderate risk of mosquito and black fly bites is expected, especially near agricultural fields and the Kennebecasis River. The 84.1mm of rain over the past month, significantly above average, has contributed to elevated insect numbers in Norton. Farmers in Norton should be prepared for active bugs

Moderate mosquito and gnat activity is anticipated, particularly near the river and forested picnic areas. The past month’s 84.1mm of precipitation, far exceeding typical levels, is contributing to the current bug pressure in Oak Point Provincial Park. Day-trippers to Oak Point Provincial Park should consider protective clothing

Moderate mosquito and midge activity is forecast, particularly in the forested areas and near wetlands. The past month’s 84.1mm of precipitation, much wetter than normal, has created ideal breeding conditions for bugs in Penobsquis. Exploring the trails in Penobsquis might be buggier

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and biting flies, especially along the riverbanks and in rural settings. The 84.1mm of rain over the last 30 days, much more than last year, has led to a noticeable increase in bug pressure for Petitcodiac. Residents of Petitcodiac enjoying their evenings should be aware

Moderate mosquito and gnat activity is expected, particularly in residential gardens and shaded areas. The 84.1mm of rainfall recently has created an environment conducive to higher insect populations in Quinton Heights. Outdoor gatherings in Quinton Heights might need bug control

Mosquitoes and midges will be moderately active, especially in wooded parks and near lakes. The much wetter conditions, with 84.1mm of rain over the past month, have fostered a more robust bug season for Quispamsis. Families enjoying the playgrounds in Quispamsis might find more insects

High bug pressure from mosquitoes and horse flies is anticipated, particularly along the coastal areas and marshlands. The 84.1mm of rain that has fallen recently has substantially boosted insect breeding, elevating the bug nuisance in Red Head. Beachgoers at Red Head should apply repellent

High mosquito and black fly activity is forecast, especially near the Petitcodiac River and residential green spaces. The significant increase in rainfall, tallying 84.1mm recently, has undoubtedly contributed to Riverview’s current elevated bug population. Residents of Riverview should be vigilant

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and gnats, particularly near the Kennebecasis River and wooded parks. The past month’s 84.1mm of precipitation, far exceeding typical levels, is contributing to the current bug pressure in Rothesay. Enjoying the waterfront in Rothesay may require bug spray

High bug pressure is expected from mosquitoes and various biting flies, particularly in the vast marshlands. The 84.1mm of rain over the last 30 days, much wetter than usual, has led to a significant increase in bug populations across Sackville. Students in Sackville might find bugs more active

Moderate mosquito and midge activity is anticipated, especially in park areas and near the harbour. The much wetter conditions, with 84.1mm of rain over the past month, have fostered a more robust bug season for Saint John. Exploring the historic uptown of Saint John might involve more bugs

Mosquitoes and gnats will be moderately active, particularly in residential areas with green spaces. The past month’s 84.1mm of rain, significantly above historical averages, has contributed to an increased insect presence in Saint John East. Just Bite Me products are available for Saint John East

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and midges, especially near the Saint John River and wooded trails. The 84.1mm of rain over the last 30 days, much wetter than usual, has significantly increased the bug pressure in Saint John West. Residents of Saint John West should consider repellent

A moderate risk of mosquito bites is forecast, especially near the Memramcook River and rural settings. The much wetter conditions, with 84.1mm of rain over the past month, have fostered a more robust bug season in Saint-Anselme. Picnics in Saint-Anselme might be buggier than expected

Moderate mosquito and black fly activity is predicted, particularly near agricultural fields and wooded edges. The 84.1mm of rain over the last month, a significant departure from previous years, has led to a noticeable increase in bug populations in Salisbury. Locals in Salisbury should be prepared

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and midges, particularly around the falls and surrounding wooded areas. The recent 84.1mm of rainfall has created an environment conducive to higher insect populations in Silver Falls. Visiting Silver Falls might involve more insects

Moderate mosquito and gnat activity is anticipated, especially in urban green spaces and near the harbour. With 84.1mm of rain recently, far more than the same period last year, the South End is experiencing increased insect populations. Enjoying the boardwalk in the South End may be buggier

Mosquitoes and black flies will be moderately active, especially near the Kennebecasis River and rural areas. The 84.1mm of rain over the past month, significantly above average, has contributed to elevated insect numbers in Sussex. Residents of Sussex enjoying outdoor events should be aware

A moderate risk of mosquito and midge bites is forecast, particularly in the forested areas and near wetlands. The past month’s 84.1mm of precipitation, much wetter than normal, has created ideal breeding conditions for bugs in Sussex Corner. Exploring the local trails in Sussex Corner might be buggier

High bug pressure is expected from mosquitoes and various biting flies, particularly in the vast marshlands. The 84.1mm of rain over the last 30 days, much wetter than usual, has led to a significant increase in bug populations across Tantramar. Outdoor activities in Tantramar will require protection

High bug pressure, primarily from mosquitoes and horse flies, is predicted, especially along the coastal trails and wooded sections. The region’s 84.1mm of rainfall recently has created ideal conditions for a surge in insect numbers across The Rocks Provincial Park. Explorers at The Rocks Provincial Park should use ample bug spray

Moderate mosquito and black fly activity is predicted, especially near the river systems and wooded edges. The 84.1mm of rain over the last month, a significant departure from previous years, has led to a noticeable increase in bug populations in Three Rivers. Canoeing in Three Rivers might encounter more bugs

Expect a low but present level of mosquito and gnat activity, mainly in shaded urban green spaces. Despite 84.1mm of rain recently, significantly more than last year, the dense urban setting of Uptown Saint John typically sees less intense bug pressure. Enjoying the historic architecture of Uptown Saint John should be relatively bug-free

Expect a high probability of mosquito activity, particularly around dusk and dawn, given the warm, humid conditions and overcast skies. The significantly increased rainfall this past month, much wetter than usual, means larvae have had abundant breeding grounds, contributing to a higher overall insect population right now for Valley Waters. Just Bite Me repellent is highly recommended for anyone enjoying the trails here today

A moderate risk of biting insects, primarily gnats and some mosquitoes, is present today. The unusually high precipitation over the last 30 days has created more standing water, which is certainly boosting bug numbers in Wells. Residents should consider protective clothing for outdoor activities

Bug activity is anticipated to be low, though a few persistent black flies might be encountered in shaded areas. Westmorland Heights is experiencing elevated insect pressure this season due to the substantial increase in monthly rainfall compared to last year. Even with a low risk, those recreating near wetlands might still encounter a few bites