"inclement climate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a harsh or severe weather or atmosphere, such as: "The inclement climate of the region made it difficult for the farmers to grow crops."
We must struggle together to stop gun violence and to change the morally inclement climate that Dr. King warned about if we are going to protect all of our nation's children everywhere.
Dr. King believed the answer was that "our late president was assassinated by a morally inclement climate": "It is a climate filled with heavy torrents of false accusation, jostling winds of hatred, and raging storms of violence.
Never have I been more proud and more ashamed of my dueling ancestral heritages than in the aftermath of the terroristic murders of nine Black Christians engaged in Bible study at Charleston's historic Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church by a young White man infected by what Dr. King called, after President Kennedy's assassination, "a morally inclement climate".
Fifty years after Dr. King described our morally inclement climate, the outward signs of racial intolerance and hatred have undoubtedly diminished but there are still far too many reminders of the dangers lurking everywhere that devastate us all — like Trayvon's senseless death for walking home while Black.
Nowadays and in our much more inclement climate, while it still makes a superb breakfast, we would also recommend it as a warming lunch or a light supper.
The first decade of the republic, up to the 1920s, was marked by high hopes and lofty aspirations that remained unfulfilled in the inclement climate of political weakness, uncertainty, and turmoil.
In Svevo's fiction, the climate is often inclement, a further torment to his brooding heroes as they wander the rainy, windswept waterfront in search of impossible loves.
If the weather is slightly inclement, this invariably results in cancellations and delays which are inexcusable in our foreseeably wet climate and during cold winters.
"Inclement weather," according to the White House.
Topeka moves slowly in inclement weather.
Winter is particularly inclement on the elevated, windswept plateaus.
