US Cities Face Pest Surge

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As winter's end approaches, these US cities could see a surge in pests. What to know

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The National Pest Management Association issued a statewide warning for Florida , citing the state's warm, humid climate, which allows disease-carrying pests to thrive year-round .

Boston , Massachusetts , Cleveland , Ohio , Denver , Colorado , New Orleans , Louisiana and Salt Lake City , Utah are among the top U.S. cities at risk.