New year, new brood: Map shows where cicadas will be in 2025 ...Middle East

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(NEXSTAR) – If you're currently living in a cicada-filled wonderland (or nightmare, rather), the good news is they'll soon be a distant memory. These massive broods of bugs only come out periodically, every 13 or every 17 years (depending on the brood). This year's "cicada-geddon" is brought to us by Brood XIX, which emerges every 13 years, and Brood XIII, which is on a 17-year cycle. A map, created by the U.S. Forest Service, shows Brood XIX's territory in light blue, concentrated in Missouri and Illinois, but also scattered across the Southeast from Oklahoma to Maryland. Brood XIX is the largest geographic brood in the nation. When will cicadas finally leave?

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