Horror as ‘sky rains maggots’ on doorways, driveways and the road after heatwave

Residents have been left in horror because it appeared to “rain maggots” as dozens of the creatures appeared on their doorways, driveways, and even the road, seemingly out of nowhere.

Taking to social media, locals in Lancashire, spoke of their horror after discovering the creatures, which can be the larvae of flies and infrequently seem in rotting meals and different decaying matter, reports LancsLive. On Monday, September 11, residents in Blackpool, Bispham and Lytham St Annes requested if anybody seen it was “raining maggots” after the heatwave.

Coral Bolton discovered some in her house in Blackpool as they seemingly appeared out of nowhere. She mentioned: “I found some crawling up my back door and on the window even though my bin is nowhere near the back of the house.”

She says she seen the creatures on the backdoor inside her house. Coral rapidly went on to social media to see if anybody else was experiencing the identical factor.

Knowing they hadn’t come from her personal bin, she left them and was relieved to seek out that that they had disappeared by the morning. Maggots thrive in hotter temperatures in addition to in locations similar to family bins, the place there will be meals waste.

It means you will need to double-check and clear your bins often. Maggots additionally require someplace moist with the intention to thrive, which is why many individuals might have seen them in wetter locations similar to their gardens and significantly exterior.

Jamie Louise Didlock from Fleetwood returned along with her daughter from a canine stroll within the night and let her canines out of the again door in her house when she seen the maggots. She mentioned: “There were maggots crawling up the window doors.

“I began googling about why maggots can be there as my bins aren’t even near my door. I checked close to my bins and there have been none. Really bizarre!”

Tracey-May Clarke from Bispham said her bin was full of them on Monday evening when everyone else noticed the swarm. She added: “Our bin is stuffed with them, though all our bin luggage are tied up, there’s poop luggage in there, and discarded pet food.

“The smell of the bin is awful, never like that normally. So I’m presuming the moisture and then heat is making it a perfect breeding ground!”