Heavy rains from tropical storm Hilary left plenty of flooding and standing water, and when combined with the sunny, warm weather, can make for prime mosquito-breeding conditions. “Starting about a week or so from when the storm left town, that starts the clock ticking for when we might start to see the first mosquitoes come of that,” said Chris Conlan, supervising vector ecologist for the County of San Diego Vector Control Program. FULL STORY: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/aftermath-of-tropical-storm-hilary-brings-conditions-for-mosquito-breeding/509-c2270072-60da-44ea-861d-1ddf285d20ab