unseasonably

[uhn-see-zuh-nuhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a way or to a degree that is not in keeping with the season or situation; unexpectedly, considering the season.

Example Sentences

Although the fire threat there remained unseasonably low for much of July, the weather service warned that vegetation has started to dry out and will continue to do so as temperatures rise.

From Los Angeles Times

A particularly strong jet stream through the weekend then developed and steered Storm Floris across the northern half of the UK on Monday, bring unseasonably strong winds to many areas.

From BBC

But an unseasonably cool start to the summer has kept vegetation moisture above average for this time of year in many areas in the northern half of the state, Bay Area meteorologists say.

From Los Angeles Times

Storm Floris, named by the Met Office, is predicted to have "unseasonably strong winds".

From BBC

On an unseasonably warm and sunny day in Seattle, I met Febos to talk about the surprising pleasure when those three months turned into a full year of celibacy.

From Los Angeles Times