Every year, the subterranean Formosan termites flock to outdoor evening lights on warm nights and gnaw through wood on scores of homes. The bulk of the season has passed, but there's still some risk.

The City of New Orleans Mosquito, Termite, and Rodent Control Board has taken to social media to alert residents of swarm activity around the city.

The termite swarms seem to have wrapped up for the year, and many have been wondering if we're seeing fewer of them.

To help monitor the swarms NOMTRCB has started posting overnight results of swarm activity on their social media.

Florida is the No. 1 state for termite activity, largely because of our hot, humid weather. Termite swarm season typically starts in April and goes through June.

Every year, the subterranean Formosan termites flock to outdoor evening lights on warm nights and gnaw through wood on scores of homes. The bulk of the season has passed, but there's still some risk.

Termite swarming season is around the corner: Here's what you need to know to protect your home and garden from nesting termites.

What Is a Termite Swarm? Termite swarming is "a strategy used by these insects to disperse and form new, geographically disparate colonies," according to researchers from North Carolina State ...

“Termite swarm season is almost upon us,” he says. “Things are about to get very busy.” Around South Florida you’ll soon see clouds of termites bobbing around street and porch lights.

Dubbed by WGNO as the “Termite Terminator,” video captured by Slidell’s Kenny Bellau shows his own method of getting rid of the insects. Watch him in action in the player above.