roughness (of weather or the sea); a storm, a tempest; also figurative.

Of the air, climate, weather: Intemperateness, inclemency; = distemperature, n. 1.

Distempered condition (of the elements, humours); = distemperature, n. 1 2.

Rigour, inclemency (of climate). Obsolete.

Intemperateness, inclemency, severity of the air, weather, or climate. Obsolete.

A condition of the air or elements not properly tempered for human health and comfort; evil, deranged, or extreme ‘temperature’ (in the earlier sense…

= intemperance, n. 1.

Storminess (of weather, the sea, etc.); inclemency.

Ruggedness, roughness, asperity; rugged or perverse intricacy of language, questions, etc.

Excessive or extreme character of air or climate; inclemency, severity; = intemperance, n. 1.

The opposite of mildness or temperateness of climate; severity of weather.

Inclemency, severity, distemperature of the air, weather, etc.; = intemperateness, n. 1.

= intemperateness, n. 1.

In senses related to foul, adj. I. With reference to the weather: the state or condition of being unpleasantly wet and windy; storminess.

Distempered condition (of the air, or humours).

A disordered or distempered condition of the air, climate, weather, etc.; inclemency. Obsolete.

With reference to the soil, weather, season, etc.: the quality of being harsh or poor; esp. the quality of being unsuitable for the growth of…