ABC 10News reporter Madison Weil caught up with a mosquito control business that has been busy up and down the county as mosquitoes are hatching.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Tropical Storm Hilary brought moisture across San Diego and along with it – mosquitoes.
“The thing about mosquito eggs is they can lay dormant for years and as soon as they get a little bit of moisture, they can pop out.”
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