"undesirable weather" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to weather conditions that are unpleasant, uncomfortable or inconvenient. Example sentence: The beach trip was canceled due to the undesirable weather forecasted for the weekend.
Know that when the weather is undesirable even the best trained cat will not want to use the outdoors.
Kellner and Niyogi (2013) examined the phenomenon of tornado attraction to mobile home communities and determined that these communities do not attract strong weather events as much as these communities are constructed in the undesirable hinterlands that are heavily prone to severe weather patterns.
He hated the weather in Britain and found Zambian doctor friends living stressful lives in undesirable parts of the country.
The court was also full of foreigners, pomaded exotics, weather-beaten merchants, narrow-faced priests from the West, boasting in ugly, undesirable tongues about the majesty of their lands, their gods, their kings.
Meanwhile, the non-fossil fuels do not produce an undesirable output, but they have controllable and uncontrollable inputs, where the latter group includes weather-related inputs such as the number of sunshine days and the degree of temperature.
Despite good resistance to weathering, scratches and loads, deficient curing of cementitious coating can lead to reduced performance and undesirable release of pollutants from the coating to water.
Portland cement concrete can develop undesirable characteristics when the material exhibits high plastic temperatures while it is being mixed, transported, cast, finished, and cured during hot weather (Newman 1971; Soroka 1993; Turton 1995).
"And that is undesirable".
This is highly undesirable.
Both are undesirable options.
