Hot weather affecting combs?

I have two questions regarding combs...

1) Does hot weather affect the turgidity of the comb?  It has been very hot here recently (upto 35C in the sun, and 30C in the shade) and a couple of the girls combs are slightly more flaccid than usual.

They have plenty of water to drink and layers pellets available all day.  They have plenty of trees and bushes to hide under during the hottest times

All the poos I can find look normal.  Not overly watery with no blood, foam or mucous.

There are currently 5 of 8 hens in lay, 2 pullets which were POL in March, and 6 pullets which will be 18 weeks old at the weekend (at least 3 of which are already laying).

2) Do some breeds/hybrids have a comb which naturally lies flat (i.e. flopped over).  One of my birds, Ginger, her comb is lying flat on her head.  It seemed to get to a certain size then just flopped over.  I have no idea what kind of hybrid Ginger is

This is her, a few weeks ago - still with a baby comb



In all other ways she is happy and perky

Thanks for any help

 

Don't know about how the heat affects them casey, but do know that some breeds/hybrids should have a floppy comb 

That's known as a 'comb over'!
She's just hiding her bald spot.

Aww, Emily, I'd never say you look odd (well, at least to your face *snigger* )

My ex bats combs are peeling a bit and looking a bit flakey but apart from that they are getting smaller and a nice red colour after 2/3 weeks outside. 
Does anyone else have this with theirs and do you think it's normal?  Ive been putting vaseline on the ones that dont mind being handled as I believe ex bats combs need to be protected from sunburn - however I forgot initially and I think the symptoms I describe might be just peeling???