Atmospherically

pertaining to, existing in, or consisting of the :
atmospheric vapors.
caused by, produced by, or operated on by the :
atmospheric storms.
resembling or suggestive of the ; having muted tones and softened or indistinct outlines; hazy:
atmospheric effects.
having or producing an emotional :
atmospheric quality; atmospheric lighting.
historical examples

it is not the season, either politically or atmospherically.
america to-day, observations and reflections william archer

but as soon as they crossed the alps into germany they breathed raw air, politically as well as atmospherically.
history of the jews, vol. iv (of vi) heinrich graetz

the day we evacuated it was atmospherically the most glorious that we enjoyed upon our whole trip.
the atlantic monthly, volume 14, no. 81, july, 1864 various

to be atmospherically vague is one thing; to be haphazard, wanton and untruthful, quite another.
first and last things h. g. wells

it was one of those evenings, serenely luminous, amply and atmospherically still, when the river bend was at its best.
the history of mr. polly h. g. wells

atmospherically speaking, the black hole of calcutta was a thing of sweetness and light compared to it.
from pillar to post john kendrick bangs

it was atmospherically antagonistic to a magazine which consisted wholly of original matter.
the scr-p book. volume 1, no. 2 various

adj.

1783, from atmosphere + -ic. in a sense of “creating a mood or mental environment” it is from 1908. atmospherics “disturbances in wireless communication” is from 1905.