The phrase "average weather" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing typical weather conditions for a specific location over a certain period of time.
Example: "The average weather in this region during the summer months is warm and humid."
Alternatives: "typical weather" or "mean weather conditions".
Conversely, months of near average weather over mid-latitudes are often accompanied by significantly attenuated waves.
Climate is not just the "average weather" (an obsolete, and always inadequate, definition).
Consumers shopped online instead of on the high street and warmer than average weather dampened demand for winter clothing.
Some scientists define climate as the average weather for a particular region and time period, usually taken over 30-years.
Consumers shopped online instead of on the high street and warmer than average weather dampened demand for winter fashion.
"The trend of warmer and drier than average weather conditions mean both NSW and the ACT are extremely vulnerable to bushfires this summer," it said.
We computed an overall heat wave relative risk for the period 1987–2005 (pooled across the three age groups) by averaging the weather-attributable mortality for heat wave days and dividing by the average weather-attributable mortality for non heat wave days.
There are seven miles of sand, landscaped parks and gardens, and better-than-average weather.
Luxury brands around the world are being affected by an economic slowdown in China, warmer-than-average weather in Europe in the run-up to Christmas, and a drop in tourism in major cities following the Paris terrorist attacks.
The company said on 16 December that trading on the high street had been very challenging and had not normalised since Black Friday, as it battled against discounting and warmer-than-average weather, which dampened demand for winter clothing.
Climate projections are mathematically easier because we can only identify changes in averaged weather in the far future.
