First came the rains. Now come the mosquitoes. Populations of the itch-inducing insects have multiplied across Maryland — in many areas up to three times their normal early summer numbers — because of recent storms and flooding that have given them an abundance of water to breed in. That means…
Source: Sun
Dealing with more bug bites than usual? Mosquitos are at 3 times their normal number in Maryland this summer.
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