20 summer riddles with answers

I'm a tube that lets you breathe while your face is underwater, looking at the fish. What am I?

Hint: You wear it with a mask.

I have a big round top like a tree, but I have no leaves. You push my pole into the sand to keep the sun off your towel. What am I?

Hint: It opens up on the beach, not in the rain.

I hang between two trees, I'm full of holes, and on a summer afternoon I rock you to sleep. What am I?

Hint: It sways when you climb in.

Put me on before you go outside, so the sun doesn't turn you as red as a lobster. What am I?

Hint: You rub it on your skin, and it comes in a bottle.

Blow air into me and I'll carry you around the pool all afternoon without ever sinking. What am I?

Hint: Some are shaped like flamingos or donuts.

I'm a pair of windows you wear on your face, so you can keep your eyes open underwater. What am I?

Hint: They have a strap that goes around your head.

I'm a ball you should never bounce. Throw me, and whoever catches me gets soaked. What am I?

Hint: You fill it at the garden tap.

When life hands you lemons, people say you should make me. What am I?

Hint: It is a cold drink sold at stands on the sidewalk.

I spend years underground, then climb a tree on a summer night, and soon you can hear me buzzing all afternoon. What am I?

Hint: It leaves its old crunchy skin stuck on the tree bark.

On my day in June, the Sun stays up longer than on any other day of the year. What am I?

Hint: It is the opposite of the winter solstice.

In a summer storm you see me first and hear my partner a few seconds later. Count the seconds between us to tell how far away I am. What am I?

Hint: Its partner goes boom.

A lemonade stand sells cups for 50 cents. It sells 14 cups by noon and twice that many in the afternoon. How much money does it make?

Hint: First find the afternoon cups, then add the morning ones.

We are the hottest weeks of summer, and we are named after Sirius, the star known as the Dog Star. What are we?

Hint: It has nothing to do with real dogs being hot.

I keep the campers warm at night, and my smoke always seems to follow whoever moves seats. What am I?

Hint: You roast marshmallows over it.

I'm the warmest season, but I'm also what you might call someone who adds up numbers. What am I?

Hint: Think of the math word sum.

Rearrange the letters of the place where the sea meets the land, and you get an animal you can ride. What are the two words?

Hint: The animal says neigh.

Change one letter in the name of a weekend day, and you get a treat of ice cream with a cherry on top. What are the two words?

Hint: The day comes right after Saturday.

Rearrange the letters of what a summer day brings, and you get how some people feel about it. What are the two words?

Hint: The feeling is the opposite of love.

Rearrange the letters of the place where you swim in summer, and you get a game played on horseback. What are the two words?

Hint: The game is played with mallets and a ball.

Rearrange the letters of a juicy summer fruit, and you get a word for something that costs very little. What are the two words?

Hint: The fruit is fuzzy on the outside.