I have had no issues with FIasp although it is certainly more sensitive to heat than other insulins so if there is any chance it is getting warm, Fiasp will turn to water (no literally, of course).
However, many people are requiring more insulin due to the warmer weather.
(Although some are requiring less - we are all different.)
Other things to check are
- is your insulin pen working ok?
- is your insulin ok?
- are you unwell/stressed/uncomfortable in the heat/...?
It could be end of honeymoon but I think for most people this is a gradual increase in insulin rather than a sudden rise.