Turning red is a phenomenon that occurs every year in October, when the temperature drops below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
It’s been said that there are only two seasons in England: winter and the two weeks between Christmas and New Year. But while it may be true that England is known for its rainy weather, October is actually one of the sunniest months of the year. That’s why it was so surprising to see people across England suddenly turning red this week.
The phenomenon has been dubbed “turning red” by locals and scientists alike, who have no idea what causes it. The only thing they can say for sure is that it happens every year around this time.
How does turning red work?
There are a few theories about how turning red works. One of them is that a chemical reaction occurs when certain plants or animals release pheromones into the air at this time of year, which then react with human sweat to turn skin bright red.
