"hostile weather" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe weather conditions that are not favourable or desirable. For example, "The hikers were forced to turn back due to the hostile weather."
The Arctic Ocean and its marginal seas the Chukchi, East Siberian, Laptev, Kara, Barents, White, Greenland, and Beaufort and, according to some oceanographers, also the Bering and Norwegian seas are the least-known basins and bodies of water in the world ocean as a result of their remoteness, hostile weather, and perennial or seasonal ice cover.
Gary Eglinton, 59, a Newquay fisherman, described the impact of six weeks of hostile weather on the local fishing community.
It's a good trend, but it also means that you're limiting your options, especially in places with a hostile weather.
The device has to be able to withstand the extreme conditions of Antarctica but hostile weather of a different kind challenged the team: a thunderstorm struck while the engineers were out on a boat in the middle of the water.
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The Gyalwang Drukpa also participates in the bicycle journeys, riding with the nuns as they pedal through treacherous terrain and hostile weather and camp out in the open.
And so, unfairly, Glastonbury was fixed as a byword for grim weather and hostile conditions.
Adversaries use guerrilla tactics; they are irregulars; they take advantage of the hostile local weather and terrain; they refuse to stay in uniform.
Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Russia has fallen foul of the weather for the second time in 24 hours, with hostile conditions rendering Windsor Park unplayable.
Windswept and open, this isn't a climb for adverse conditions – the featureless Arkengarthdale moor to your left and Sleightholme moor to your right would become very hostile in bad weather.
But over the last year, the California High-Speed Rail Authasity has weathered hostile congressional hearings, legal challenges, allegations of a flawed contracting process and eroding public support in its drive to begin construction of the $68-billion 68-billion system
