inclement weather — harsh, stormy, or unpleasant weather conditions
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: harsh, stormy, or unpleasant weather conditions
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪnkləmənt ˈweðər/
Example Sentences
- The wedding photographer charged extra for shooting in inclement weather, saying his camera might catch a cold.
- Flight delays caused by inclement weather left passengers stranded at the airport overnight.
- My dog refuses to go for walks in inclement weather - apparently he's more of a fair-weather friend than I thought.
inclement weather
NOUN[/ˈɪnkləmənt ˈweðər/]
harsh, stormy, or unpleasant weather conditions

a person wearing a raincoat holds onto a lamppost while being pushed by powerful wind gusts. The wind is so strong that their coat flaps wildly and they lean at an extreme angle to stay upright. Heavy rain pours down diagonally across the scene, creating visible streaks in the air. The storm has knocked over trash cans and scattered debris across the wet street. Other people in the background huddle under storefront awnings, trying to stay dry and safe. A dog walker struggles to control their pet as both fight against the wind and rain. harsh, stormy, and unpleasant weather conditions making normal activities extremely difficult

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“The wedding photographer charged extra for shooting in inclement weather, saying his camera might catch a cold.”
“Flight delays caused by inclement weather left passengers stranded at the airport overnight.”
“My dog refuses to go for walks in inclement weather - apparently he's more of a fair-weather friend than I thought.”
“The construction work was postponed due to inclement weather conditions.”
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