inclement weather 

"Inclement weather" means unpleasant weather, which is stormy, rainy, or snowy weather. However, the phrase inclimate weather often is mistakenly used when the speaker really means "inclement" weather.

Amos: This is the coldest summer we have had on record. We need to do something about anthropogenic climate change.

Ignore Amos: Dude, there ain't no global warming! It's colder than usual this week, and don't you remember that inclimate weather we had this winter? That was cold, too!

Amos: Anthropogenic climate change does not mean just global warming. It also includes unseasonably cooler weather due to the melting of the polar ice caps. Furthermore, cold weather in the winter is not inclimate weather. I think "inclement weather" is what you meant to say.

inclement weather by Biff Skippy February 8, 2010

inclement webber 

Someone who only accesses the internet during periods of foul weather.

If it's nice outside, you won't find me surfing the net. I'm strictly an inclement webber.

inclement webber by poppilopo June 12, 2009

inclement 

unpleasantly cold or wet

walkers should be prepared for inclement weather"

inclement by saeedfr January 11, 2018

inclementicity 

derived from "inclement" meaning: showing no clemency; unmerciful, rough, harsh; extreme, severe...most often used to describe weather.

Etymology:
Latin
in- not
+ clementem `mild'
+ -ic having the quality of
+ -ity state of, power to

"After throwing disk, the M-Town Ultimate crew decided it was time to drink hot chocolate and bitch about the inclementicity of the weather"

inclementicity by jjaffe December 18, 2004

Little Inclements 

a sort of creature that serves you, possibly a minion you can summon at any time to attack someone or serve you

I can get my little inclements to do that for us.

Little Inclements by jermay55 April 19, 2025