Northeast Nashvilleâs warm, humid climateâpaired with seasonal rainfall and plenty of tree coverâcreates ideal conditions for mosquitoes during much of the year. From creek corridors and wooded neighborhoods to backyard gutters, drainage areas, birdbaths, and shaded patios, mosquitoes in the Nashville area can stay active for long stretches, with the heaviest pressure typically building from late spring through early fall (and sometimes earlier when spring rains are heavy).
Tennessee has many mosquito species, but only a small number account for most of the biting, nuisance activity, and the disease concerns people think about day-to-day around Northeast Nashville.