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According to theNational Pest Management Association(NPMA), bugs are on the increase.
Should we be worried?
Whats causing the rise in pests this year?
Heres what to expect where you are.
Hot summer temperatures from June to August will also drive a rise in stinging insects.
Summer heat and humidity will cause a surge in mosquitoes, ants and stinging insects.
And with an early spring, ticks will appear ahead of schedule.
Northwest:A warm, wet spring in the Intermountain region will encourage an early tick season.
While lower rainfall in the Pacific Northwest could result in more earwigs and cockroaches inviting themselves into our homes.
