Latent heat ofCondensationConditionsneeded fora cycloneCoriolisEffect0 degrees- 30degreesNorthernHemisphereVerticalWindSheerHurricaneImpacts onCoastalCommunitiesEyeWallConditionsthat drivehurricanesNegativeimpacts ofstormsurgesAtlanticBasinTools Usedto Track andObserveHurricanesSpiralRainBandsPositiveimpacts ofstormsurges30degrees -60degressEyeStormSurgeMonsoonSouthernHemisphereThe GreatGalvestonHurricaneTyphoon60 degree- 90degreeTropicalCycloneDefinitionWinterMonsoonOriginsofCyclonesSummerMonsoonEquatorHurricaneStages ofa TropicalCycloneTropicalCycloneLatent heat ofCondensationConditionsneeded fora cycloneCoriolisEffect0 degrees- 30degreesNorthernHemisphereVerticalWindSheerHurricaneImpacts onCoastalCommunitiesEyeWallConditionsthat drivehurricanesNegativeimpacts ofstormsurgesAtlanticBasinTools Usedto Track andObserveHurricanesSpiralRainBandsPositiveimpacts ofstormsurges30degrees -60degressEyeStormSurgeMonsoonSouthernHemisphereThe GreatGalvestonHurricaneTyphoon60 degree- 90degreeTropicalCycloneDefinitionWinterMonsoonOriginsofCyclonesSummerMonsoonEquatorHurricaneStages ofa TropicalCycloneTropicalCyclone

Hurricanes and Monsoons - Call List

(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.


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E
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C
3
C
4
E
5
N
6
O
7
A
8
O
9
A
10
N
11
N
12
A
13
A
14
O
15
O
16
C
17
C
18
E
19
O
20
C
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E
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E
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N
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N
25
N
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O
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A
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A
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E
30
C
  1. E-Latent heat of Condensation
  2. C-Conditions needed for a cyclone
  3. C-Coriolis Effect
  4. E-0 degrees - 30 degrees
  5. N-Northern Hemisphere
  6. O-Vertical Wind Sheer
  7. A-Hurricane Impacts on Coastal Communities
  8. O-Eye Wall
  9. A-Conditions that drive hurricanes
  10. N-Negative impacts of storm surges
  11. N-Atlantic Basin
  12. A-Tools Used to Track and Observe Hurricanes
  13. A-Spiral Rain Bands
  14. O-Positive impacts of storm surges
  15. O-30 degrees - 60 degress
  16. C-Eye
  17. C-Storm Surge
  18. E-Monsoon
  19. O-Southern Hemisphere
  20. C-The Great Galveston Hurricane
  21. E-Typhoon
  22. E-60 degree - 90 degree
  23. N-Tropical Cyclone Definition
  24. N-Winter Monsoon
  25. N-Origins of Cyclones
  26. O-Summer Monsoon
  27. A-Equator
  28. A-Hurricane
  29. E-Stages of a Tropical Cyclone
  30. C-Tropical Cyclone