As winter loosens its grip on the Pacific Northwest, signs of spring begin to emerge—longer days, steady rainfall, and a noticeable shift in soil conditions. Beneath the surface, this seasonal transition also marks a surge in mole activity, a common concern for homeowners across the region. Moles are highly sensitive to changes in soil moisture and temperature. During the colder months, they tend to burrow deeper to avoid frozen ground. But as spring rains return and the soil