The phrase "dirty weather" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Despite the forecast predicting clear skies, we woke up to dirty weather with heavy rain and strong winds.
"But now we have something different: this is dirty weather, not cyclical global weather".
He admitted visitors in his lifetime, but barred the door in "wet or dirty weather".
Mr. D. Ludlum, a free-lance weatherman from Princeton, who runs a meteoroloical instrument business on the side, said the dirty weather is good for it.
It is in his fifty-to-seventy phase that a man pulls in his ears, lashes down his principles, and gets ready for dirty weather.
It is in his 50-70 phase, that a man pulls in his ears, lashes down his principles & gets ready for dirty weather Children are radicals.
For the November event, Mr. Gore's Climate Reality Project will stream content about "dirty weather that's occurred around the world in the last year," said Maggie L. Fox, the project's chief executive, who appeared in person to announce the segment.
Sealyhams are low to the ground, and in muddy weather their long coats can become quite dirty.
Other drummers that influenced Chamberlin around the recording of Zeitgeist included Bobby Caldwell of Captain Beyond, Lalo Schifrin's Dirty Harry soundtrack, Weather Report, and Return to Forever's Lenny White.
Zinsser's work on typhus in Serbia, Mexico, and China spelled it out: lice require dirty humans, bad weather, and crowding as in tents and barracks.
The latter setting was intended for adverse conditions such as an excessively dirty firearm or cold weather.
The work is dirty and dangerous, North Sea weather is often unpleasant and violent, and the hours are long.
