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In the first six months of this year, the measles outbreak that started in a small Mennonite community in Texas has slowly been growing.

Spread to a couple of nearby states, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and we've also seen outbreaks pop up across the country from South Carolina to Montana.

This disease is all over the place.

That's Dylan Scott, a senior correspondent at Fox.

In those first six months, kids were in school, which gave the disease the opportunity to spread.

But Dylan says it also means that children were in a routine. They were

going to school, coming home, and generally staying pretty contained in their community.

And now it's summertime. And suddenly people are going to be moving all over the place.

You know, I sent my kid to his recreation center summer camp this week.

I think a lot of other parents are doing the same. People are taking family vacations,

you know, getting into airplanes, going to crowded beaches or crowded museums and city parks.

Like, everybody is out and about moving around, interacting with other people during the summer.

And for the most part, that's great.

But unfortunately, when you have a highly infectious disease like measles going around,

it does increase the opportunities that the virus is going to have to spread here for the next few months.

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