A "perfect combination" of hot and humid weather can help mosquitoes flourish.
Invasive mosquitoes have been found in the Bay Area, specifically in Castro Valley. The mosquito species in question is referred to as the "yellow fever" mosquito.
A certain type of weather can contribute to the flourishing of mosquitoes. This weather is described as a "perfect combination" of hot and humid conditions.
Further details about the discovery of the invasive mosquitoes are available from SFGate, a source for Bay Area news.
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