The phrase "it was particularly cold" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe temperatures that are lower than usual or colder than expected. Here is an example: "Despite the warm coat she was wearing, Jane shivered as she stepped outside into the particularly cold winter weather."
What's happened to the green agenda?" Soaring fuel and food bills have been one of the biggest financial pressures on the family's budget, and last winter, when it was particularly cold -and the house was crammed with visitors over Christmas - they calculated they were shelling out £18 a day to keep warm.
The opening title sequence was filmed in a fountain at the Warner Bros. Ranch at 4 00 am, while it was particularly cold for a Burbank morning.
Yahoo news noted that it was particularly cold that morning -- about 41 degrees; The bus driver yelled, 'Hey buddy!' as he braved the cold weather and got off the bus.
I gave it my best shot, but the weekend we were there was particularly cold (the forecast had called for a strong chance of snow, which never arrived) and I had to retreat to the indoor warmth.
Although it has warmed some, the water temperature in late June and early July was particularly cold, and the clam shuckers who work the little stands along the main drag swore that the colder water made for cleaner-tasting clams.
But this summer was particularly cold and damp.
Abigail Adams was particularly cold toward him.
March 1984, on the other hand, was particularly cold simply because of the powerful average NAO and above average PNA combination.
The winter of 2009/10 was particularly cold [ 1] and in many areas of the UK, pavements and roads were left untreated allowing snow and ice to accumulate [ 2].
"My long-term dream would be to encourage companies to do some business in areas where it's particularly 'cold'cold
It has not been particularly cold, they say, and many people may have stocked up on fuel oil last season.
