Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

unseasonably-cold

adjective

/ʌnˈsiː.zən.ə.bli koʊld/

Definition

Describing weather that is colder than what is typical for a particular time of year.

Examples

The weather was unseasonably-cold for a summer day, prompting many to wear jackets.
Last week, we experienced unseasonably-cold temperatures that surprised local residents.
Though it was spring, the region faced unseasonably-cold nights.

Meaning

The term ‘unseasonably-cold’ is used to refer to temperatures that are unexpectedly low for a given season, indicating a departure from usual climatic patterns.