Today's high 92°F

Today's swarm risk

Termite swarm risk in Kaibito, AZ

Coconino County

Low swarm risk

Drywood and Desert subterranean termites are both in swarm season here now, so watch for flights on the next warm, humid, still evening.

Swarm season
In season
Termite pressure
Moderate to Heavy
Termites here
3 species

The 23/100 is a daily index of how favorable today's weather is for a swarm flight where these termites live, not a sign that your home has termites. How this works.

Right now

Local conditions
78°F
Temperature
43%
Humidity
0.1"
Recent rain

These are the warm, humid conditions termite swarms key on. Watch for winged termites around lights and windows.

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The next 7 days in Kaibito

Swarm risk recalculates daily from the local forecast. Each bar is that day's 0–100 score.

Today
2392°F
Tue
3189°F
Wed
2583°F
Thu
2591°F
Fri
2094°F
Sat
1897°F
Sun
1897°F

Which termites swarm in Kaibito, and when

Subterranean termite

Swarms Mar–May

Swarms on warm spring days, usually in daylight and often within a day or two of rain, as the soil warms.

Drywood termite

Swarms Jul–OctIn season now

Needs no soil contact, so flights come straight out of dry structural wood. In the Southeast, Gulf, and Florida it swarms at night in spring and early summer; in California and Arizona it swarms on warm late-summer and fall days.

Desert subterranean termite

Swarms Jun–SepIn season now

Swarms on warm nights after the summer monsoon rains across the desert Southwest.

Termite inspection & treatment in Kaibito

If you have seen winged termites, discarded wings, or mud tubes, or you just need a wood-destroying-insect inspection before buying or refinancing a home, we can connect you with a vetted local termite pro for a free, no-obligation quote. Kaibito sits in a moderate to heavy termite-pressure area, so a periodic inspection is worth it here.

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