The phrase "aforementioned weather" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring back to weather conditions that have already been mentioned in the text.
Example: "The aforementioned weather conditions have caused significant delays in our travel plans."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned weather" or "weather previously discussed".
You have to wonder how much the Ravens will be able to throw the ball in any case, given the aforementioned weather reports.
For whatever reason — maybe the aforementioned weather or, perhaps, an evolution in tactics — the results have favored pressure over possession much more than had been expected.
New publishing partners include Bloomberg, Cox Media Group and the aforementioned Weather Channel TV network.
The aforementioned weather variables likely facilitate or inhibit olfaction in predators while searching for a prey.
Other new features include the aforementioned weather forecast, and hotel "playlists" built around certain themes, like hotels that offer great beach getaways for an upcoming weekend or places to stay if you want to watch the big football game.
The game reuses three of Ocarina of Times ocarina songs: the "Song of Time"; the "Song of Storms", for aforementioned weather manipulation; and "Epona's Song", which again summons Link's horse.
It also reminds you of when your favorite program is about to come on and the aforementioned news, weather, sports and programming is based on your zip code.
Unfortunately, due to my aforementioned under-the-weather-ness, this will not be possible.
This study identifies the intrinsic dependence of the aforementioned synoptic method on the weather conditions that exist at each site, which affect the reliability and accuracy of the estimates.
Its portfolio includes the aforementioned Real Capital Analytics, as well as weather focus company Skymet, online learning portal iProf, and agricultural risk management company ARC.
Micrographs from the aforementioned study also present evidence that biofilms weather biotite particles adhered to the grain and enhance the dissolution of reactive channels in the biotite surface, which is consistent with our imaging results that identified an Fe-rich aggregate associated with a fungal hypha that grew adjacent to a biotite grain (Fig. 6).
