reconnaissance storm track gale force winds Gulf coast waves rainbands barometer Atlantic coast Hurricane Watch 'cyclone' (S Pacific) Use up perishable foods! 'hurricane' (the Americas) tornados Category 2: Moderate medical supplies downed power lines Caribbean wind gusts Hurricane eye Andrea, Barry, Chantal Gabrielle, Humberto Imelda Dorian, Erin, Fernand Coriolis effect weather radio flashlights & candles flooding Canned foods & can opener 1 gallon/ person- day clouds landfall Hurricane season: (June- Nov) batteries gas for cars lightning tropical depression tide Hurricane Warning Power outage Category5: Catastrophic Category 4: Extreme 'typhoon' (N Pacific& Indian O) storm surge meteorologist "Hunker down!" thunder Jerry, Karen, Lorenzo Category 3: Extensive tropical storm Category 1: Minimal reconnaissance storm track gale force winds Gulf coast waves rainbands barometer Atlantic coast Hurricane Watch 'cyclone' (S Pacific) Use up perishable foods! 'hurricane' (the Americas) tornados Category 2: Moderate medical supplies downed power lines Caribbean wind gusts Hurricane eye Andrea, Barry, Chantal Gabrielle, Humberto Imelda Dorian, Erin, Fernand Coriolis effect weather radio flashlights & candles flooding Canned foods & can opener 1 gallon/ person- day clouds landfall Hurricane season: (June- Nov) batteries gas for cars lightning tropical depression tide Hurricane Warning Power outage Category5: Catastrophic Category 4: Extreme 'typhoon' (N Pacific& Indian O) storm surge meteorologist "Hunker down!" thunder Jerry, Karen, Lorenzo Category 3: Extensive tropical storm Category 1: Minimal
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
T-reconnaissance
T-storm track
S-gale force winds
O-Gulf coast
S-waves
T-rainbands
T-barometer
O-Atlantic coast
R-Hurricane Watch
S-'cyclone' (S Pacific)
M-Use up perishable foods!
S-'hurricane' (the Americas)
S-tornados
R-Category 2: Moderate
M-medical supplies
M-downed power lines
O-Caribbean
T-wind gusts
O-Hurricane eye
O-Andrea,
Barry,
Chantal
O-Gabrielle,
Humberto
Imelda
O-Dorian, Erin,
Fernand
T-Coriolis effect
M-weather radio
M-flashlights & candles
O-flooding
M-Canned foods & can opener
M-1 gallon/ person-day
S-clouds
T-landfall
T-Hurricane season: (June-Nov)
M-batteries
M-gas for cars
S-lightning
R-tropical depression
S-tide
R-Hurricane Warning
M-Power outage
R-Category5: Catastrophic
R-Category 4: Extreme
S-'typhoon' (N Pacific& Indian O)
T-storm surge
T-meteorologist
R-"Hunker down!"
S-thunder
O-Jerry,
Karen,
Lorenzo
R-Category 3: Extensive
R-tropical storm
R-Category 1: Minimal