Chicago’s mosquito season is hitting hard this year—thanks to rain creating breeding grounds everywhere, even in unexpected spots like sewers. Experts warn that even a shallow puddle can spawn swarms, including disease-carrying types like West Nile and the day-active Asian tiger mosquito. Control teams are shifting focus from spraying adults to blocking larvae before they bite, but repellent remains your best defense against these relentless pests.

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