Fireflies will stay out during most of the summer time, as long as the hot, humid climate persists. It also depends on how many female fireflies lay their eggs at the beginning of summer, and how many they lay. On average, a female will lay about 100 eggs on the ground. It takes 10 days to 2 or 3 weeks for the larva to hatch and "grow up". So if they start hatching in June and the females keep laying eggs until August, you could very well still have fireflies around in September if it is still hot and humid.
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Most schools do not have school teaching days during the summer. Most schools will take three months off for the summer, but this time varies, as some may only take 8 weeks off.
it depends what school you are in, could be 6 to 10 weeks
There are 36 weeks of school a year. Holidays are usually as follows: End of October - 1 week February-2 weeks Christmas - 2 weeks, April - 2 weeks; summer (June-September) 9 weeks
No. you have to capitalize the days of the weeks and months of the year but not the seasons.
In recent years, summer temperatures have soared to as high as 40 for a few days. However, because summer in Latvia is just for 6 weeks, people love the hot weather.