Bug Bite Forecast: Wyoming — Week of August 12, 2026

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and midges, particularly near standing water. The somewhat wetter-than-usual conditions over the last month have contributed to an elevated overall bug population in Arapahoe. Locals enjoying the outdoors should prepare accordingly

With the current conditions, mosquito activity will be high, especially around dusk and dawn. The slightly increased rainfall this past month compared to last year is likely fueling a more robust insect breeding cycle in Cody. Visitors exploring the rodeo grounds might want extra protection

Anticipate a moderate risk of mosquito and biting fly encounters, particularly near riparian areas. This past month’s 38.7mm of rain, slightly above average, has created more favorable breeding grounds for insects within Ethete. Residents out and about will notice the difference

A moderate level of mosquito and gnats is expected, especially in sheltered, damp locations. The month’s rainfall, being somewhat higher than usual, is contributing to the current bug pressure observed around Fort Washakie. Be mindful when engaging in outdoor activities

Expect high mosquito and biting fly activity, especially near lakeshores and forest trails. The somewhat wetter conditions over the past month have led to an increased overall insect population throughout Grand Teton National Park. Hikers in Grand Teton National Park should pack extra repellent

Mosquitoes and other biting insects will be highly active, especially near the Hoback River. The slightly elevated precipitation over the last 30 days has certainly amplified the insect presence many are experiencing in Hoback. Anglers should come prepared with repellent

Expect a high density of mosquitoes and biting flies, particularly in shaded, damp zones. The recent month’s rainfall, being a bit wetter than the previous year, has led to a more pronounced insect population throughout Jackson. Evening strolls in Jackson might require insect repellent

A moderate risk of mosquito bites is present, especially near irrigation ditches and the Bighorn River. The somewhat wetter conditions this past month are contributing to a sustained, elevated insect population in Lovell. Community members enjoying local parks should be aware

Mosquitoes and deer flies will be highly prevalent, particularly along the road and near wetland areas. The last 30 days of rain, which have been somewhat more abundant than typical, are supporting an increased insect population along Moose Wilson Road. Drivers stopping for wildlife viewing might encounter numerous bugs

Prepare for a moderate presence of mosquitoes and gnats, especially in agricultural areas. The somewhat wetter conditions over the past month have contributed to a noticeable increase in bug activity across Powell. Those tending gardens in Powell should apply repellent

A high risk of mosquito and biting midge activity is expected, particularly near green spaces and ponds. The month’s rainfall, slightly exceeding last year’s, is certainly influencing the higher bug numbers currently seen at Rafter J Ranch. Residents out walking pets will want to be protected

Anticipate a moderate level of mosquito activity, especially near the Wind River. The past month’s rainfall, being somewhat wetter than average, has created prime conditions for a more numerous insect population within Riverton. Just Bite Me products are available in Riverton for your convenience

Expect a high concentration of mosquitoes and other biting insects, particularly near marshy areas. The slightly increased rainfall over the last 30 days is undoubtedly contributing to the elevated insect pressure observed in South Park. Residents enjoying the open spaces of South Park should take precautions

Mosquitoes and biting flies will be highly active, especially around the golf course and wooded edges. The somewhat wetter conditions this past month compared to the previous year are certainly fostering a larger insect population at Star Valley Ranch. Enjoying the scenic views at Star Valley Ranch is better with bug spray

A moderate risk of mosquito and biting midge encounters is present, particularly around the Bighorn River. The slightly above-average rainfall recorded over the last month is likely influencing the current insect pressure experienced in Thermopolis. Soaking in the hot springs in Thermopolis might be followed by bug bites if not careful

Expect a high presence of mosquitoes and biting flies, particularly near the Snake River. The last month’s rainfall, being somewhat more abundant, is contributing to the robust insect populations found throughout Wilson. Those recreating outdoors in Wilson should plan for ample insect repellent

A high risk of mosquito and biting fly encounters is present, particularly around geysers, hot springs, and forested areas. The slightly increased rainfall over the last 30 days is certainly contributing to a more active insect population across Yellowstone National Park. Campers in Yellowstone National Park will want to secure their tents against bugs

With 60.6°F and 86% humidity under overcast skies, expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and midges, particularly near any standing water. The somewhat wetter conditions this month, following 38.7mm of rain, are contributing to a noticeable increase in insect populations across Antelope Valley-Crestview. Be sure to apply repellent before enjoying any evening strolls

Today’s overcast 60.6°F and 86% humidity suggest a moderate risk for bug bites, especially from mosquitoes and gnats. The increased rainfall over the last 30 days, totaling 38.7mm, has undoubtedly bolstered the current bug pressure in Bar Nunn. Hikers and campers should remain vigilant

Given the 60.6°F temperature and 86% humidity beneath overcast clouds, there’s a high likelihood of encountering biting insects, particularly around the Bighorn River. The slightly wetter conditions this past month, with 38.7mm of precipitation, are fostering a more active insect environment for residents of Basin. Consider covering up during outdoor activities

Prepare for a high bug bite risk today with temperatures at 60.6°F and humidity at 86% under overcast skies, making conditions ideal for mosquitoes and biting flies. The 38.7mm of rain received recently, a bit more than usual, is certainly elevating the current bug pressure in Buffalo. Just Bite Me repellents are highly recommended for any outdoor plans

A moderate risk of bug bites is anticipated in Gillette today, with 60.6°F and 86% humidity under an overcast sky. The slightly elevated rainfall of 38.7mm over the last month is playing a role in the current bug activity. Evening barbecues might attract more uninvited guests than usual

The combination of 60.6°F, 86% humidity, and overcast conditions signals a high risk for bug bites, especially from mosquitoes near the Greybull River. This month’s precipitation, 38.7mm, which is somewhat wetter than average, has contributed to an increased bug presence throughout Greybull. Protect yourself during any outdoor excursions

Visitors to Hot Springs State Park should anticipate a high bug bite risk today, with 60.6°F and 86% humidity under overcast conditions, creating an ideal habitat for mosquitoes near the Big Horn River. The slightly wetter conditions over the last 30 days, accumulating 38.7mm of rain, are undoubtedly bolstering the insect populations within the park. Remember to pack effective insect repellent for your visit

Today’s overcast 60.6°F and 86% humidity point to a moderate bug bite risk, particularly from mosquitoes and no-see-ums. The 38.7mm of rainfall over the last 30 days, exceeding last year’s figures, is fueling the higher-than-normal bug pressure experienced by Moorcroft. Outdoor enthusiasts should take precautions

With temperatures at 60.6°F and humidity at 86% under overcast skies, Newcastle faces a moderate bug bite risk, especially from mosquitoes in wooded areas. The recent period of somewhat wetter weather, bringing 38.7mm of rain, means local bug populations are more robust. Consider carrying insect repellent on your outings

Expect a high risk of bug bites today in Sheridan due to the 60.6°F temperature, 86% humidity, and overcast conditions, creating a prime environment for mosquitoes and other biting insects. The 38.7mm of rain this month, slightly above the norm, is contributing to the current heightened insect activity. Just Bite Me products are readily available for residents

Under overcast skies, 60.6°F and 86% humidity suggest a moderate bug bite risk, with mosquitoes being the primary concern. The somewhat wetter trend this past month, with 38.7mm of rain, has certainly amplified the bug pressure within Sleepy Hollow. Enjoy your evening walks with appropriate protection

A moderate bug bite risk is present in Sundance today, with 60.6°F and 86% humidity under overcast clouds, favoring mosquito activity. The 38.7mm of rainfall in the last 30 days, more than usual, is causing an uptick in the local insect population here. Campers and hikers near the Black Hills should be prepared

Today’s 60.6°F and 86% humidity under overcast conditions indicate a low to moderate bug bite risk in Upton. The somewhat wetter-than-average conditions this past month, with 38.7mm of rain, are still influencing the current bug pressure, making some activity likely. Residents should still take minor precautions during dawn and dusk

The combination of 60.6°F, 86% humidity, and overcast skies means a high bug bite risk in Worland, especially for mosquitoes near the Big Horn River. The 38.7mm of rain received recently, which is more than the seasonal average, is contributing to the elevated bug pressure. Outdoor enthusiasts should apply repellent liberally

With 60.6°F and 86% humidity under an overcast sky, Wright faces a moderate bug bite risk today, particularly from mosquitoes and gnats. The 38.7mm of rain recorded over the last month, a bit wetter than previous years, is leading to a more active bug season. Plan outdoor activities with bug protection in mind

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitos near the Salt River today, especially as evening approaches. The somewhat wetter month has contributed to increased breeding grounds, leading to higher overall bug pressure. Locals in Afton might consider repellent for riverside activities

You’ll find a moderate risk of insect bites around Evanston this afternoon, particularly near standing water. The slightly wetter conditions over the last month are likely encouraging more active bug populations now. Residents of Evanston venturing outdoors should be prepared

A high risk of bug bites is present in Green River, with gnats and biting flies being particularly active. Increased rainfall this past month has certainly boosted current insect activity, making them more prevalent than usual. Enjoying the Flaming Gorge area in Green River will be more comfortable with bug spray

A low bug bite risk is predicted for Kemmerer today, though some flies might be noticeable. The past month’s wetter trend has nonetheless provided ample moisture for some insect development. Those exploring the Fossil Butte National Monument near Kemmerer will find conditions mostly pleasant

Prepare for a moderate risk of mosquito and fly bites in Lander, especially near the Popo Agie River. This month’s higher rainfall totals have undoubtedly supported a more robust insect population currently. Visitors to Sinks Canyon State Park from Lander should keep repellent handy

A low risk of bug bites is expected in Lyman, with most insects remaining fairly subdued. The recent slightly wetter weather has, however, created favorable conditions for a modest uptick in bug numbers. Just Bite Me products are readily available for anyone in Lyman needing extra protection

You’ll encounter a low risk of bug bites in Marbleton today, making outdoor activities quite enjoyable. The somewhat wetter monthly trend has nonetheless provided sufficient moisture for some insects to thrive more than last year. Residents of Marbleton can mostly enjoy their day bite-free

Expect a moderate risk of insect activity in Mills, with mosquitoes potentially more active around dusk. The somewhat wetter conditions over the past 30 days are contributing to a generally higher bug pressure right now. For those in Mills enjoying the North Platte River, repellent is a good idea

A moderate risk of bug bites is forecast for Mountain View, especially near irrigated areas. The month’s slightly higher rainfall has certainly fostered a more active insect environment currently. Outdoor enthusiasts in Mountain View should plan accordingly

A high risk of bug bites is anticipated in North Rock Springs, with various biting insects active. The recent wetter weather has undoubtedly boosted current bug populations, making them more numerous. Staying comfortable in North Rock Springs will be easier with preventative measures

Expect a moderate risk of mosquito bites in Pinedale, particularly near the numerous lakes and streams. The slightly wetter monthly rainfall totals are contributing to an elevated bug pressure compared to previous years. Anglers in Pinedale should be prepared for active insects

A high risk of bug bites is present in Rawlins, with biting flies and mosquitoes likely to be quite bothersome. The past month’s above-average rainfall has certainly led to an increase in overall insect activity. Rawlins residents venturing out should consider strong repellents

A high risk of bug bites is predicted for Rock Springs, with a noticeable presence of various flying insects. The somewhat wetter conditions over the last month are likely contributing to an elevated current bug pressure. Folks in Rock Springs will find relief with effective bug spray

A moderate risk of bug bites is expected in Saratoga, especially near the North Platte River and hot springs. The slightly wetter month has helped to create more breeding opportunities, influencing current bug numbers. Enjoying the outdoor amenities in Saratoga will be more pleasant with some protection

Expect a moderate presence of mosquitoes and gnats today, particularly near the North Platte River. The past month’s wetter-than-usual conditions, with 38.7mm of rain, are contributing to a noticeable increase in current bug populations across Casper. Locals enjoying the Casper Mountain trails might consider repellent

Mosquito activity will be moderate, especially around standing water and shaded areas. The 38.7mm of rain over the last 30 days, slightly above last year’s figures, has fostered more breeding grounds, boosting bug pressure in Cheyenne. Visitors to the Botanic Gardens should be prepared

A low risk of biting insects is expected, mainly small midges and a few mosquitoes. The slightly wetter conditions this past month, with rainfall exceeding last year’s totals, mean current bug numbers are somewhat elevated for Douglas. Anglers near the North Platte River in Douglas might still encounter some activity

Moderate insect activity, primarily mosquitoes, is likely, especially near the riverbanks and in dense vegetation. With 38.7mm of rain recently, a factor that is somewhat wetter than average, current bug pressure in Evansville is higher than usual. Residents of Evansville enjoying their backyards today should keep this in mind

Expect a moderate level of mosquito and fly annoyance, particularly in neighborhood green spaces. The 38.7mm of rain recorded recently, making conditions wetter than the previous year, is definitely influencing the current bug population in Fox Farm-College. Students walking to class in Fox Farm-College might notice more buzzing

Expect moderate mosquito and biting fly activity, particularly near the lake and wooded trails. The 38.7mm of rain over the last month, a period wetter than usual, has contributed to higher current bug pressure within Glendo State Park. Campers at Glendo State Park should pack their repellent

Today presents a low risk for bug bites, though a few mosquitoes might be present near the river. The 38.7mm of rainfall over the last month, a somewhat wetter trend, is contributing to a slightly elevated overall bug pressure in Glenrock. Hikers exploring the trails near Glenrock will find conditions mostly pleasant

A low incidence of biting insects is anticipated, with only occasional encounters with mosquitoes. The recent 38.7mm of rainfall, surpassing last year’s amount, indicates that bug pressure in Guernsey is currently a bit higher than normal. Those visiting Guernsey State Park should find the bug situation manageable

High mosquito and gnat activity is expected, particularly in damp areas around town. The past month’s 38.7mm of rain, a notable increase from last year, has created ideal conditions for a surge in bug populations across Laramie. Residents enjoying the outdoors in Laramie are advised to use repellent

Today offers a low risk of bug bites, with only scattered mosquitoes likely. The 38.7mm of rain received recently, which is somewhat more than usual, means current bug pressure in Lusk is slightly elevated. People taking a stroll through Lusk should remain comfortable

A low risk for bug bites is forecast, mainly from a few opportunistic mosquitoes. The 38.7mm of precipitation this month, a little wetter than the same period last year, has contributed to a modest increase in bug pressure for Pine Bluffs. Farmers working in Pine Bluffs will likely find bugs to be a minor nuisance

Moderate mosquito activity is expected, especially in areas with vegetation and standing water. The 38.7mm of rainfall over the past 30 days, marking a wetter-than-average period, is a factor in the current higher bug pressure within Ranchettes. Residents of Ranchettes spending time outdoors should be prepared

Expect high levels of mosquito and fly activity, particularly around any damp ground. The region’s 38.7mm of rain over the last month, a period wetter than typical, is undeniably fueling the current increased bug pressure in South Greeley. Families enjoying parks in South Greeley should plan accordingly

High mosquito and gnat activity is likely today, especially by water sources and in shaded areas. The 38.7mm of precipitation this past month, a notably wetter trend, means current bug populations are thriving throughout State Park. Visitors exploring State Park should dress in long sleeves and use repellent

A low risk of bug bites is predicted, with only scattered mosquitoes and small flies. The 38.7mm of rain in the past month, slightly wetter than historical averages, has led to a marginally increased current bug population in Torrington. Those by the river in Torrington will likely have an easy time

Moderate mosquito and gnat activity can be anticipated, especially near irrigation ditches and green spaces. The 38.7mm of rain recently, a somewhat wetter period compared to last year, has supported a higher-than-usual bug pressure for Wheatland. Outdoor enthusiasts in Wheatland should consider protective measures