The phrase "associated weather" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to weather conditions that are linked or related to a specific event, location, or phenomenon.
Example: "The forecast includes the associated weather patterns that may affect the upcoming festival."
Alternatives: "related weather" or "connected weather".
Rainfall-triggered landslides are a recurring problem in Korea due to a combination of mountainous terrain, a shallow layer of alluvial soil, and associated weather conditions (Hungr et al. 2001; Park et al. 2013).
TSB maintains a number of statistical and dynamical models used in predicting both tropical cyclone behavior and associated weather conditions.
Such large resources of "marginal" land have been recognised as both socially and economically important to rejuvenate and could become more important if predicted increases in the vulnerability of food security, driven by climate change associated weather extremity, are realised [ 5, 6].
The SCN for any given calendar day is the 30-year average of the associated weather observations for that calendar day.
An associated weather disturbance moved over Central America and interacted with a surface low-pressure area over Guatemala.
Initially, the associated weather activity was limited to weak showers, and environmental conditions were not forecast to become conducive for significant organization.
and crowd noise but it also contains wind, rain, thunder as well as other sounds associated with weather conditions.
The disease is endemic, and outbreaks have been associated with weather conditions [ 67].
Detection of C. gattii in tree samples was not significantly associated with weather conditions.
Odor ratings made during 10-min periods of sitting outside twice a day were associated with weather conditions, H2S, and PM10.
Expected travel times and their variance would graphically illustrate variances associated with weather and traffic conditions.
