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Warmer Fall Means Longer Mosquito Season | Madison News
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Wisconsin’s fall might be sweeter with warmer temps, but that’s bad news for mosquito season—thanks to milder weather, these pests could stick around longer than usual, defying the typical drop-off as temperatures dip. Experts warn that delayed cold snaps, especially into November, give mosquitoes a survival edge, potentially reshaping insect populations this year. With freezing temps pushed back and extended mild spells in place, it’s not just about more bites—it’s about how climate shifts are quietly altering nature’s calendar.
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