17.3C. We have indeed had a partial second generation of Colorado potato beetles.
New larvae are present in many fields.
The good news is that if it cools off much, the larvae will not be able to complete their life cycle and this should lead to higher winter mortality. Adult numbers have increased dramatically and with the canola being swathed and combined, the vegetables may be the most attractive food available to them. Watch the underside of the leaves for eggs and check the foliage for raggedly chewed holes. These comments hold for another week. The milder temperatures and forecasted precipitation will be great weather to sustain disease activity, so field scouting should continue.