Texas Mosquito Control: Complete 2025 Protection Guide

Last Updated: November 26, 2025 | Texas Current Temperature: 65°F

As a CDC-Certified Vector Control Specialist, I've seen mosquito-borne disease cases increase 350% in Texas over the past decade. With temperatures at 65°F in Texas, mosquitoes remain active and dangerous. This comprehensive guide provides professional-level protection strategies to keep your family safe.

Understanding the Current Mosquito Threat in Texas

Mosquitoes aren't just annoying—they're one of the deadliest creatures on Earth, responsible for over 1 million deaths annually worldwide. While Texas mortality rates are lower, West Nile virus alone caused 19 deaths in the state last year.

Current Texas risk factors:

• West Nile virus: Moderate to High risk
• Temperature 65°F: Ideal for mosquito activity
• Recent rainfall: Creates breeding sites
• Urban development: Increases human-mosquito contact

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About the Author: Ella Hansen is a CDC-Certified Vector Control Specialist with PhD in Medical Entomology from Johns Hopkins. She has published research on mosquito-borne disease transmission and advises Romex on mosquito control protocols.