unseasonably cold

The weather was unseasonably cold and they had little food.

The same stories at night, when the unseasonably cold April kept everyone inside.

Four stood in a cloud of their own breath, unseasonably cold as this night was.

The evening was unseasonably cold and she lit the fire in the lounge.

The hot drinks were welcome; it was unseasonably cold for late spring.

It is gradually getting warmer after a few days of unseasonably cold weather.

Unseasonably cold weather meant the release had to be repeated later in the year.

An unseasonably cold February afternoon had nothing to do with the chill in the studio.

The year was 1937; the month was September, the evening unseasonably cold.

The day was drab and rainy, unseasonably cold even for late summer in Moscow.

It was a gray November morning, unseasonably cold for Texas.

From my point of view, the timing was bad because the weather was unseasonably cold.

But unseasonably cold, windy weather kept the crowd to a few hundred spectators.

It is also unseasonably cold, both in this region and more widely across the Middle East.

Midway through December, on a crisp but not unseasonably cold night, they were in their beds.

March is traditionally a good month for apparel, and an unseasonably cold February kept many shoppers at home.

On one unseasonably cold summer night, a kind-hearted waiter took the ducks inside.

As they travel, unseasonably cold weather gradually sets in.

There is other evidence that birds migrated westward because of unseasonably cold weather this year.

And a spate of unseasonably cold weather also depressed apparel sales this year.

An unseasonably cold wind kicked up, creating goose bumps on the surface of the river.

The weather in London was unseasonably cold, but a national school holiday swelled the number of early visitors to the department store.

Many brought tents, sleeping bags and folding chairs to help endure an unseasonably cold night.

Yet I remember being most unseasonably cold.

"We had an unseasonably cold winter this year.