The phrase "atlantic weather" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing weather patterns, conditions, or phenomena specific to the Atlantic region.
Example: "The forecast predicts severe storms due to the changing Atlantic weather patterns this week."
Alternatives: "weather in the Atlantic" or "Atlantic climate".
They spent two years, twenty-four hours a day, experimenting with Atlantic weather conditions.
The storm was borne from low-hanging moisture blowing in off the Atlantic, weather officials said.
Winds from the west and south prevail, and these bathe the city in frequent gentle rain derived from the almost constant succession of Atlantic weather systems.
In Europe, the heatwave has been caused by the stalling of the jet stream wind, which usually funnels cool Atlantic weather over the continent.
However, ornithologists suspected the blackpoll warbler was taking a water route, based on observations of birds landing on boats during stormy Atlantic weather.
The junctions of its ambitious geometries did not prove equal to the temperamental Atlantic weather, nor walls of single glazing to the cold.
Instead, he wintered here amid brutal mid-Atlantic weather and galloped in the snow.
I would expect Mr. Aldrich would normally make the judgments on - and his people at Johnson Space Center would make the judgments on - crosswinds and trans-Atlantic weather and the general ambient environment for launch.
As in the North Atlantic, the weather usually is settled and fine in the latitudes of high pressure but is unsettled and stormy in the higher latitudes of the westerlies.
ATLANTIC CITY — The weather chased them in all its steadfast fury, as if mocking them at every haven they tried.
Miles from the Mediterranean and buffeted by Atlantic winds and weather, Spain's Rias Baixas and Portugal's coastal Monção and Melgaço subregions are home to Albariño, a quintessential variety for spring.
