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

Mosquitoes will be highly active around the Cumberland River and urban parks during evening strolls. Expect significant biting pressure across shaded and damp areas

High mosquito activity is expected, especially near the Cumberland River and wooded areas around Fort Campbell. Ticks may also be a concern during outdoor recreation

Mosquitoes will be active along the Harpeth River and in suburban green spaces at dusk. Chiggers could be present in taller grassy areas

Expect high mosquito and gnats activity near Old Hickory Lake and surrounding residential areas. Evening outdoor dining and lakeside activities will be particularly affected

Mosquitoes will be very active around Percy Priest Lake and the Stones River. Be prepared for bites during any outdoor activities, especially near standing water

Mosquitoes will be active in wooded residential areas and local parks, particularly during early morning and evening hours. Ticks may also pose a risk in dense foliage

Expect a high risk of mosquito bites, especially around Percy Priest Lake and the Stones River. Outdoor gatherings will likely attract numerous biting insects

High mosquito and biting fly activity is anticipated, particularly near Percy Priest Lake and in adjacent rural areas. Outdoor evening events will be challenging

Mosquitoes and gnats will be highly active near Old Hickory Lake and the Cumberland River. Expect significant biting pressure during any waterfront or park activities

High mosquito activity is expected, especially in areas bordering Percy Priest Lake. Backyard barbecues and evening walks will likely encounter numerous biters

Mosquitoes will be active in residential gardens and shaded common areas. Be mindful of chiggers in any overgrown grassy spots during outdoor leisure

Expect moderate mosquito activity, particularly in suburban areas and near any damp spots. Biting flies may be present in more open, rural settings

High mosquito activity is forecast, especially near the Cumberland River and in local parks

Mosquitoes will be active around the Tennessee River and urban greenways during evening strolls. Expect a moderate nuisance from gnats in shaded areas

The hot, humid conditions are ideal for mosquitoes and biting flies near Willow Springs Park and along trails. Outdoor dining could attract some yellow jackets

Expect mosquitoes to be prevalent along the Holston River and in backyard gardens. Deerflies may also be a nuisance during daytime outdoor activities

High humidity and

The muggy heat will fuel active mosquito populations near pastures and irrigation ditches. Expect persistent bites during evening outdoor chores or riverside fishing

Hikers on Appalachian trails should be wary of ticks and biting flies thriving in the humid, warm forest undergrowth. Mosquitoes will be active near mountain streams after dusk

While the open areas might offer some relief, mosquitoes will be present around any standing water, and chiggers could be a nuisance in tall grasses near former mining sites

Prepare for an onslaught of mosquitoes and gnats, particularly near the Holston River or any backyard garden, as the high humidity creates ideal breeding conditions

Despite the slight breeze sometimes found on hills, the warm, humid air will keep mosquitoes and some biting flies active, especially around any shaded, wooded edges or damp areas

Forest-dwelling mosquitoes and deer flies will be very active among the pine trees and near any damp underbrush due to the high heat and humidity. Evening porch sitting will attract them

The Clinch River and surrounding agricultural lands will be hotspots for mosquitoes and biting midges, especially as the humid evening approaches. Anglers and gardeners should take precautions

Farmers and those enjoying the rural landscape should anticipate aggressive mosquito activity fueled by the high humidity and heat, particularly around fields and irrigation ditches

While the open valleys might offer some reprieve, mosquitoes will be significant near Norris Lake shores and any shaded, damp areas, active throughout the warm, muggy evening

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and gnats, particularly in shaded spots or near any small creeks, as the warm and humid conditions encourage their activity

The Cumberland River will be a major breeding ground, leading to a high risk of mosquito bites. Expect constant buzzing during any outdoor activities near the water or in shaded, humid areas

Mosquito activity is expected to be high, particularly near the Mississippi River and any standing water in urban green spaces. Protect yourself with repellent if enjoying outdoor patios or walking along the riverfront

Expect a high risk of mosquito bites across the city, especially in parks like Shelby Farms and along the Mississippi River. Outdoor evening activities and shaded daytime excursions will require ample insect protection

With warm temperatures and clear skies, mosquitoes and nuisance gnats will be active, particularly near the

With the warm temperatures and clear skies, mosquitoes will be active during evening outdoor activities like gardening. Be mindful of chiggers in taller grass around agricultural fields

Mosquitoes will be present in suburban parks and near any standing water, making evening strolls or outdoor dining a bit bothersome. Expect some gnats around lights after dusk

The heat and humidity will fuel a high mosquito population, especially near Tims Ford Lake and the Elk River. Hikers and anglers should also be vigilant for ticks and biting flies

Outdoor enthusiasts should prepare for significant insect activity due to the warm, clear conditions and proximity to rivers and forests. Mosquitoes, ticks, and chiggers pose a high risk for those hiking or camping

Expect moderate mosquito activity, particularly near the Tennessee River and other water sources, making evening fishing trips or riverside relaxation prone to bites. Biting flies may also be present in open, sunny areas

Mosquitoes will be out in force during backyard barbecues and children’s playtime, especially in residential areas with shaded spots. Check for chiggers if venturing into overgrown grassy areas

The hot and humid conditions are ideal for mosquitoes, especially near the Tennessee River and urban green spaces. Expect significant activity during evening strolls and outdoor dining

With high humidity and clear skies, mosquitoes and biting gnats will be active near residential areas and local parks. Take precautions if gardening or spending time outdoors

Mosquitoes will be very active in Cleveland due to the heat and humidity, particularly near Red Clay State Park and any standing water. Outdoor activities like picnicking and