Lisa Guerrero

So I plan to prepare thoroughly and have several outfits waiting in the wings in case of inclement weather.

American Journalist

Used mainly to describe weather, suggesting discomfort due to coldness or wetness.

Conveys negativity; it's often associated with weather that causes hindrance or trouble.

Commonly found alongside words like 'weather', 'conditions', or 'climate'.

Suggests that the weather will challenge activities, requiring extra effort or caution.

Highlights the severity of weather, which might imply risks to health or property.

May reflect someone's personal experience or tolerance for harsh weather.

 advised is why the inclement ride is such a firm favorite