Nevada’s scorching summers are not only tough on people and plants, but they also trigger a notable shift in pest behavior. As temperatures rise, many common pests become more aggressive in their search for shelter, food, and water. Understanding how these pests respond to extreme heat can help residents better prepare their homes and minimize infestations. This article dives into how heat waves impact pest patterns across the state, specifically focusing on ants, cockroaches, spiders, scorpions, and wasps.
