According to Experts, New York Could Be Facing One of the Worst Tick Seasons in Years

Federal and state health experts are warning New Yorkers to stay alert as tick activity and tick-borne illness concerns rise across the state.

According to expert warnings and public reports, New York could be facing one of its more aggressive tick seasons in recent years as warmer temperatures and environmental conditions may be helping tick populations expand.

Ticks are not just a deep-woods problem anymore. Residents across parts of Upstate New York and the Mohawk Valley have increasingly reported finding ticks around homes, yards, parks, and recreational areas.

Health experts continue warning the public about the risk of tick-borne illnesses, including Lyme disease, which can cause serious health complications if left untreated.

Officials recommend:

Using tick repellents

Wearing protective clothing outdoors

Performing tick checks after being outside

Checking pets regularly

Watching for symptoms such as rashes, fever, fatigue, or joint pain

At this time, no specific emergency declaration has been issued regarding tick activity, but public awareness efforts are increasing as the warmer months approach.

TVOTT Hillbilly News reminds readers that outdoor awareness and prevention are important, especially for families spending more time outside during spring and summer.

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