With the arrival of warmer weather, mosquito season is now underway, bringing an anticipated increase in mosquito activity across numerous regions. Mosquitoes thrive in environments with standing water, such as puddles and containers, which creates ideal breeding conditions. This seasonal uptick in mosquito populations also elevates the risk of mosquito-borne diseases, including West Nile virus and Zika virus, transmitted through mosquito bites. Public health officials are actively monitoring mosquito populations and disease incidence to effectively manage potential outbreaks.