Study reports there are fewer 'mosquito days' in San Antonio than in past years
If you thought the Texas heat dome was bad, mosquitos may have found it worse. A new study from the nonprofit group Climate Central details that mosquitos thrive in climates with humidity at or above 42 percent, when temperatures fall between 50 and 95 degrees. The more days that fall within that range per year, the more "mosquito days" there are in that location.
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