Climate change is having an impact on the timing of mosquito activity. A study by Climate Central reveals that much of the United States is experiencing a seasonal surge in mosquito populations due to climate change. The study's findings suggest a connection between climate change and the increased presence of mosquitos during certain times of the year.

Further details about the study and its implications are available from the source. The research indicates that climate change is contributing to a shift in when mosquitos are most active, potentially affecting people in various parts of the country, including the Houston area.