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Mosquito season is getting longer and nastier across the U.S., with 95% of major cities now facing 18 extra “disease days” annually—thanks to rising temperatures that let mosquitoes breed faster, live longer, and spread viruses like West Nile more easily. California leads the pack, with San Francisco seeing 52 more risky days each year. While heat is the big driver, rain, drought, and urban development also shape the risk. West Nile remains the top threat, with 2,000 cases reported yearly—peaking in late summer.

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