Extreme Weather

PPMA's Jim Fredericks Reviews Latest Pest Weather Forecast Findings
Spring's in full swing! With warmer and wetter climates approaching in the spring and summer months, NPMA's Public Health Pest Index and Bug Barometer warns of increased pressure from mosquitoes, ticks, cockroaches and rodents.
More in Extreme Weather
Preparing for Unpredictable Weather
Weather — like business — is unpredictable. What can you do to prepare?
Second October Hurricane Disrupts Business Operations, Pest Pressure for Southern PCOs
In the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, PCOs are supporting customers and employees affected by the storm while responding to an increased number of service requests.
A Cautionary Tale of Honey Bees and Heat
One entomologist shares a story of honey bees and heat.
PCOs Recovering from Helene ‘One Day at a Time’
Apex Pest Control, Asheville, N.C., said Hurricane Helene’s damage has resulted in increased rodent and stinging insect pressure for customers. Plus, neighboring pest control owners/operators put boots on the ground in efforts to support PCOs, customers in need.
Riding Out the Storm: How to Prepare Your Business for Hurricane Season
What PCOs can do prior to and in the aftermath of a hurricane to minimize operational challenges.
How Might April’s Total Solar Eclipse Affect Pest Pressure?
The April 8 total solar eclipse crossing the U.S. may jostle creature comforts and pest intentions.
This Past Winter Weather Could Lead to Heavy Pest Pressure, PMPs Report
Fifty-eight percent of those who responded to PCT’s recent poll are expecting heavy pest pressure due to weather conditions this past winter.
Warm Weather Trends Signal Potential Upswing in Disease-Carrying Pests, NPMA Reports
The National Pest Management Association said they anticipate a rise in sightings of ticks, rodents, mosquitoes and cockroaches across the U.S.
Southern California PCOs Slogged Through Record Rainfall
Southern California PCOs weighed in on the unseasonal weather patterns, causing business disruptions and unique pest pressures.