unseasonably
Out of season
Unseasonably describes weather or conditions that don't fit the time of year: unseasonably warm for December, unseasonably cold spring.
The word almost always modifies weather-related adjectives.
It implies deviation from what's typical, not what's desired—an unseasonably mild winter may be welcome but still unusual.
Moderately heated, or friendly
temperatures · forecast · climate · heatwave · frost · chill · balmy · humid
Occurring before expected
- lateNot on time
- prematureOccurring before expected
- delayedMade to wait longer
- unexpectedNot anticipated beforehand
untimely · ahead · behind · schedule · bloom · harvest · migration · arrival
Thin ice coating
- thawReturn to liquid
- plantingPlacing seeds in earth
- cropsCultivated plants for harvest
- yieldProduce or relinquish
germination · bud · blossom · pollination · drought · irrigation · farmers · harvest
warm
Moderately heated, or friendly
cool · temperatures · forecast · climate · heatwave · frost · chill · balmy · humid · dry
early
Occurring before expected
unexpected · untimely · ahead · behind · schedule · bloom · harvest · migration · arrival · departure
frost
Thin ice coating
yield · germination · bud · blossom · pollination · drought · irrigation · farmers · harvest · vine
unseasonablyseasonably
In timely fashion
typically · normally · characteristically · as expected · usually
unseasonablyseasonably
In timely fashion
timely · appropriately · fittingly · expectedly · suitably