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unseasonal

a. Not normal, appropriate, or expected for the season or time of year.

Usage examples of "unseasonal".

The Ohogan Mountains and the other non-volcanic ranges south of the Peninsula that bordered the Sempiternal Icecap began to experience unseasonal blizzards.

With the Upper Mutar running over its banks in the Thorny Hell because of the unseasonal weather, there was no dry land at all in the village of Dezaras.

The Weather Wizard fixed his eyes on a pile of hail yet covered with snow, although the morning sun had already melted much of the unseasonal covering, leaving the ground a whitish gray-and-brown blotchwork.

Tothas assured him it was an unseasonal cold snap that would ease—.

Tothas assured him it was an unseasonal cold snap that would easefor a time, at leastsoon, but that was scant comfort as he watched his breath plume and felt the ground like iron under his feet.

Tothas assured him it was an unseasonal cold snap that would ease-for a time, at least-soon, but that was scant comfort as he watched his breath plume and felt the ground like iron under his feet.

What with wind and rain and mist, plus unseasonal chill in the mountains, Bass Foster had occasional cause to regret forcing his unit to travel so light, but they did make good speed and on the only night of really hard, driving rain were able to camp in the partial shelter of the crumbling, weed-grown ruin that had once been a place of cheer called Heron Hall.

What I wanted to say was that the calving of the iceberg in 2001—larger than many American states—and the dangerously unseasonal weather around the world, including the sunny Southwest, portends further climate instability.