Mosquitoes decreasing, but ticks still an issue
As mosquito numbers decline and temperatures begin to cool off, the risk for mosquito-borne diseases steadily decreases as well, according to the Metro Mosquito Control District. But as fall rolls in, ticks can still be problematic.
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