There are 2 in specific that residents need to look out for and those are:
Floodwater mosquitoes. They lay their eggs in damp soil close to the ground. Leaving certain objects lying around your yard that could collect rainwater can easily become mosquito nurseries. These are the ones that you notice in late spring. They can travel up to ten miles away from where they hatched.
Permanent water mosquitoes. They lay eggs directly on the surface of standing water. In some cases, they do this in very large groups called “rafts”. These mosquitoes will hatch later in the season and tend not to venture very far from where they were born. The prevalence of these pests is directly related to access to water sources and weather conditions that favor the availability of such water sources.