Overhead, the sky was a brilliant expanse of blue, the air dry and crisp after the previous night's unseasonably early snowfall.

More than three million homes in the north-east of the United States are without power after electricity supplies were knocked out by an unseasonably early snow storm.

A tumor, or maybe (here was an especially cheerful thought) an unseasonably early case of Alzheimer's.

If this happened because of unseasonably early snow, or other factors, the cattle might be lost or might go feral.

Secca had to wonder if the unseasonably early and heavy snows were the result of some form of thunder-drum weather magic.

Early October 1944 also saw the unseasonably early arrival of cold and wet weather more characteristic of November.

The hurricane was unseasonably early and caught some communities unprepared.

I supposed we were, outsiders haunting the streets while, inside, the Freetowners huddled around the lamps and fires that held an unseasonably early fall at bay.

She kept to the woods on the way back to Kilcoole to warn the village of the unseasonably early breakup, all the time wondering how that had happened.

Rising, he walked across to where Servilia stood by the window, its shutters wide because Rome was sweltering in an unseasonably early heatwave.