Pest Forecast for Burnett County, Wisconsin

Burnett County, Wisconsin · Pop. 15,457

33
/100
MODERATE OVERALL RISK

Burnett County is currently experiencing moderate overall pest risk. Most active: Ants (50), Mice & Rats (45), Spiders (33). Recent rainfall is elevating moisture-driven pests.

Last updated: June 6, 2026 · Source: Open-Meteo Professional Weather Data

Current Weather Conditions

57.1°F
Temperature
59.2%
Humidity
Dewpoint 49.9°F
0.53"
Rain (24h)
7-day: 0"
4.8 mph
Wind

Source: Weather observations for Burnett County area · Updated Jun 5, 6:48 PM

All Pest Risk Scores for Burnett County

Ants
Steady
50
/100
MODERATE

Rain (0.53" in 24h) is flooding colonies, driving ants indoors.

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Mice & Rats
Steady
45
/100
MODERATE

Mild temps (57.1°F) reduce indoor rodent pressure.

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Spiders
Steady
33
/100
MODERATE

Moderate conditions are keeping spider activity normal.

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Mosquitoes
Steady
30
/100
MODERATE

Recent rain (0.53" in 24h) is creating breeding habitat.

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Ticks
Steady
30
/100
MODERATE

Temps of 57.1°F are in the tick questing range.

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Wasps
Steady
30
/100
MODERATE

Current temps (57.1°F) are limiting wasp activity.

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Termites
Steady
10
/100
LOW

Current conditions are limiting termite surface activity.

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3-Day Pest Outlook for Burnett County

Pest TodayTomorrowDay 3
50 🟡50 🟡50 🟡
45 🟡45 🟡45 🟡
33 🟡33 🟡33 🟡
30 🟡30 🟡30 🟡
30 🟡30 🟡30 🟡
30 🟡30 🟡30 🟡
10 🟢10 🟢10 🟢

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Ants risk is MODERATE (50/100)

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9 homeowners in Burnett County have requested inspections

Pest Seasonality in Burnett County

Month Active Pests
Jan Mice/Rats (indoor), Spiders (indoor)
Feb Mice/Rats (indoor)
Mar Ants (early), Termites (swarm season starts)
Apr Ticks (season starts), Ants, Termites
May Ticks (peak nymphs), Mosquitoes (start), Ants
Jun ← Now Ticks (peak), Mosquitoes (surge), Wasps (nest building)
Jul Mosquitoes (peak), Ticks, Wasps
Aug Mosquitoes (peak), Wasps (peak), Spiders (increase)
Sep Wasps (aggressive), Spiders, Mice (seeking warmth)
Oct Mice/Rats (peak intrusion), Spiders (indoor)
Nov Mice/Rats (indoor)
Dec Mice/Rats (indoor)

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Pest FAQ for Burnett County

What pests are active in Burnett County right now?
Currently active pests in Burnett County: Ants (moderate risk, score 50/100), Mice & Rats (moderate risk, score 45/100), Spiders (moderate risk, score 33/100), Mosquitoes (moderate risk, score 30/100), Ticks (moderate risk, score 30/100), Wasps (moderate risk, score 30/100). Scores are updated every 3 hours from real-time weather data.
Early spring (March-April) is the most effective time for preventive treatment in Burnett County. This is when pest populations are lowest and treatments can prevent infestations before they start. For mosquitoes and ticks, treatments in May before peak season are especially cost-effective.
Average pest control costs in Burnett County range from $150-$300 for a one-time treatment and $40-$70/month for ongoing quarterly service. Termite treatments are higher, typically $1,500-$5,000. Mosquito yard treatments run $75-$100 per application. Get free quotes from local pros through our platform.
Burnett County sees all 7 tracked pest types seasonally: ticks (Apr-Oct), mosquitoes (May-Sep), ants (spring-summer, especially after rain), wasps (Jun-Sep), spiders (year-round, peak indoors in fall), mice/rats (peak Oct-Mar), and termites (swarm season Mar-Jun). Use our forecasts to see what's active right now.
Most Wisconsin homeowners benefit from quarterly pest control service. During peak season (May-September), monthly treatments may be recommended for mosquitoes and ticks. Year-round quarterly service provides the best value for comprehensive protection against seasonal pests.

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