I hope you're wrong, but yeah, that and I need to get ahead of my gnat problem this year. Even after a year of professional treatment, it's still a bad time in my back yard when the temps hit 60 or above, and god forbid someone opens a door or a window without a screen at night in the summer with the lights on inside. (My house has odd-sized windows, so I've been slowly making custom screens for them, but even they aren't an exact fit and the little buggers still get in). I hate the idea of spreading chemicals all over my property but the free-range natural organic artisanal non-GMO treatments did exactly nothing.
Back OT, we got down to 8°F last night. The snow on my front yard is slowly sublimating away, and it's so dang dry inside and out. Enjoying the cold while it lasts--nothing really wintery in the long range, boooo.