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Humidity is a very important factor in the BSF life cycle. The grubs require high humidity to thrive. You can still culture BSF in a dry climate, but it depends on maintaining a moist environment for the colony. Regular additions of kitchen scraps and other high water content material helps.

On the other hand I don't often see adult BSF (flies) on rainy days. They are most active on hot sunny days, usually between noon and late afternoon in my area. Even a warm cloudy day seems to noticeably reduce the presence of adult BSF.