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In an unseasonable manner; not at the most suitable time. Shak., As you Like it, iii. 2. 258.

Without wanting to preach to you unseasonably, let me assure you of my sincere sympathy in the disappointments you have so undeservedly to bear, and remind you also how things generally go badly in this world with the better and best sort of men. — Letters of Franz Liszt, Volume 1, "From Paris to Rome: Years of Travel as a Virtuoso,"
It was cold at Ingersoll Arena - unseasonably cold, given that it was 65 degrees and pouring rain on the outside. — Sunjournal
Even with today's rain, and the last few days of unseasonably cold temperatures, we're feeling hopeful that spring is on its way. — Pestiside.hu
It was an unseasonably warm Saturday night, but miraculously the host managed to squeeze us into an already packed house with a minimal wait. — Eater
The weather has been unseasonably warm here on California's central coast. — The New Dharma Bums