Tick Risk in Douglas County Today

Douglas County, Wisconsin · WI

40
/100
MODERATE RISK Steady

Tick risk in Douglas County, Wisconsin is today rated moderate with a score of 40 out of 100. This is because temperatures are in the prime activity range. Conditions may change as weather patterns shift.

· Source: Open-Meteo professional weather data

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Tick Risk Summary for Douglas County

Tick risk in Douglas County, Wisconsin is today rated moderate with a score of 40 out of 100. This is because temperatures are in the prime activity range. Conditions may change as weather patterns shift.

Score: 40/100 Level: MODERATE Trend: steady Data: 2026-06-05 19:03:18

Why Tick Risk Is Moderate in Douglas County

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High dewpoint maintaining moist conditions

Current Weather Conditions

Temp
76.9°F
H:77.2° L:54.1°
Humidity
59%
Rain 24h
0"
Wind
5.2 mph

Source: Open-Meteo professional weather data for Douglas County area

3-Day Forecast

3-Day Tick Outlook

Today
74°/51°F
None
MODERATE 43
Tomorrow
77°/54°F
20% chance
MODERATE 46
Day 3
80°/57°F
10% chance
LOW 25

How to Reduce Tick Risk Around Your Douglas County Home

  • Keep grass mowed short, especially along edges and borders
  • Remove leaf litter and brush piles from your yard
  • Create a 3-foot gravel barrier between lawn and wooded areas
  • Apply EPA-registered tick treatment to your yard during peak season
  • Check yourself, children, and pets after spending time outdoors
  • Wear light-colored clothing and tuck pants into socks in tick-prone areas
  • Consider professional perimeter treatment during high-risk periods

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Tick Forecasts Near Douglas County

Eau Claire
30
Wausau
40
Altoona
40
New Richmond
50
Hudson
50
Marshfield
35

Other Pests in Douglas County

Mosquitoes
Moderate risk · Score: 48/100
Ants
Moderate risk · Score: 40/100
Wasps
High risk · Score: 78/100
Spiders
Moderate risk · Score: 43/100
Mice & Rats
Low risk · Score: 0/100
Termites
High risk · Score: 60/100
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Tick FAQ for Douglas County

What is the current tick risk level in Douglas County?
The current tick risk in Douglas County is moderate with a score of 40/100. This is calculated from local temperature, humidity, and recent rainfall data.
Ticks in Douglas County are most active when temperatures are between 45-80°F with high humidity. Spring and early summer typically see peak activity, especially after rainfall.
Keep grass short, remove leaf litter, create gravel barriers between lawn and wooded areas, treat with appropriate products during peak activity periods, and check yourself and pets after outdoor activity.
Yes. Rain increases ground moisture and humidity, which ticks need to survive. After rainfall, ticks become more active as they move to vegetation tips seeking hosts.

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