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Meanings of unseasonably warm in anglès

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Usage of unseasonably warm in anglès
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In early October of that year it was unseasonably warm in Sydney.
The Irish Times
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The fires are being fanned by strong winds and unseasonably warm weather.
BBC
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For one it was unseasonably warm, with temperatures reaching over 30 degrees.
The Irish Times
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It was an unseasonably warm afternoon, and all of us were sweating.
The Guardian
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It being unseasonably warm, he was sweating a little under his tunic.
All souls' rising
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Europe has seen both an unseasonably warm January and cold February.
The South African
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The dry conditions have been exacerbated by unseasonably warm conditions in many areas.
Reuters
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A week-long spell of unseasonably warm, sunny weather has recently exacerbated the problem.
The Irish Times
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Big changes are ahead as Ireland experiences unseasonably warm temperatures today.
The Irish Times
10
The air is also moist and, for this time of year, unseasonably warm.
Blood music
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It was only ten in the morning, but already it was unseasonably warm.
Notes from a Small Island
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It was an unseasonably warm 23 degrees at its peak yesterday.
The Irish Times
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The February weather had been unseasonably warm, but he was taking no chances.
White corridor
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It had been unseasonably warm with temperatures in the early to mid 20s.
Radio NZ
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Lawns and shrubbery were lush from spring rains and an unseasonably warm May.
Foul play
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The weather had turned unseasonably warm, as Chicago Octobers sometimes do.
Fanny Herself
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