0 Inclement weather is unpleasant, especially with cold wind and rain.
1 (of weather) unpleasant, esp. cold or stormy:
The inclement weather makes fishing both more difficult and dangerous.
Collections were made by the ship's doctor on the deck of the ship, where conditions were sufficiently inclement on occasion to partially freeze the water in the washing baths.
Inclement weather conditions, the adoption of the gold standard, competition from other raw material producers, or a depletion in the quality and quantity of ore also had an impact.
I have seen men dining in a room during inclement weather with water dripping on to the very table from which they were eating.
Its dense foliage giving good protection from inclement weather and predators.
A provision for rewarding refuse collectors for services performed in inclement weather is being discussed under normal procedures at a meeting this afternoon.
We should come to terms with our generally inclement climate, particularly in my part of the country.
In winter and inclement weather there is no guarantee to the workers of more than 32 hours' wages in a week.
