all girls stopped laying

I wonder if the weather has had something to do with it?  We seem to have gone from very warm and sunny to cloudy. wet, windy and dropping temperatures.  One of my (year 1 hybrid) girls has been a bit sporadic all summer but recently even the other 3 are not as productive.  I'm currently worming them just to tick the box as done and to see if this makes any difference (the first time I wormed them the shift in egg production was amazing even though the girls looked happy and healthy before)

mine have slowed down too - mind you 1 is broody and 2 are living out of their run so probably laying in the fields somewhere. The only time I see them is first thing in the morning when they come back to eat and again in the afternoon when it's treat time.

Could anything be taking the eggs?

I have crawled under brambles, behind nettles and in behind bushes but no sign! Am PUZZLED. I am sure nothing is stealing eggs.

woohooo One tiny bantam egg in nest box this morning. There is still much moulting going on - looks like a pillow fight in the coop in the mornings.

That's your answer then! I could stuff a mattress with feathers at the moment. I have 29 hens and only 5 are laying the rest are in moult as is my cockerel, who looks very similar to a Transylvanian naked neck!