Unusual weather turns 2025 into a 'cool year'

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A solar heating After this the rainy season has started UK Well above for a bright and colorful Winter seasonin the form of a bountiful harvest of acorns, pebbles and Jamun Comes across the country.

National Trust Experts have called it a “great year”; A harvest event occurring once every four years in which certain trees produce abundant amounts of nuts and berries.

John Deakin, head of trees and woodland at the organisation, said: “In recent years, with the climate becoming more unpredictable, autumn color has become even more difficult to predict.

“However, with the combination of fairly widespread rainfall in September this year and a particularly stable spring we hope to see the trees move into a longer old age… revealing other colors that give the leaves autumnal colour, as well as an abundance of nuts and berries.”

The National Trust is looking forward to a long and colorful autumn ,getty images,

Many parks and gardens initially entered a “false autumn” due to the summer’s dry period, but Steve Feige, head gardener at Sheffield Parks and Gardens, said: “Our trees have had a good drink and now we hope our autumn display will be as wild and spectacular as ever.”

Mr Fezzi said cool and frosty nights in the coming weeks would also help bring out the orange colour.

Petworth House and Park in West Sussex also reported a false start to autumn, but say the autumn colors have now arrived, along with a bountiful harvest of corn, chestnuts and beech nuts.

Professor Jane Memmott, an ecologist University of BristolSaid to be bringing a huge amount of nutrients into ecosystems, with acorns and sweet chestnuts being particularly abundant this summer.

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He said the UK could see a set of conditions that create the right environment for this to happen, allowing more crops to grow and animals also having plenty to eat during the season. “People think of all the birds and all the mammals, but there are a lot of insects that eat seeds as well,” he said.

A bumper year means more than enough food for deer who are storing food before winter. ,getty,

In September, the National Trust said weather conditions also resulted in bumper crops of apples, squash and pumpkins.

Experts say the intense heat has also affected beverages, making grapes, berries and apples sweeter Alcohol content of cider more wine.

Bartosz Pinkosz, operations director of The Summer Berry Company in West Sussex, said: “We have seen an extraordinary abundance of strawberries this year – large, sweet and full-flavoured thanks to the consistent sunshine and cool nights, which allow the plants to rest and grow steadily.”