occludedfrontWhen a coldfrontovertakes awarm frontlandbreezeCool air movesfrom the landtoward theocean duringthe nightcorioliseffectThe Earth's rotationmeans that weexperience anapparent force.Southern Hemisphere:ClockwiseNorthern Hemisphere:CounterclockwisestratusA low-altitudecloud. Fog isan exampleof theseclouds.elNiñoPacific warmerwater produceswetter andcoolerconditions in NCcoldfrontCold air replaceswarmer air. There isa sudden drop intemperature, andalso heavy rain,sometimes with hail,thunder, and lightningbarometerAn instrumentused topredictweatherchangesseabreezeCool air movesfrom the oceantoward the landduring the dayjetstreamNarrow bands ofstrong wind in theupper levels of theatmosphere. Thewinds blow fromwest to eastprevailingwesterliesGlobal windsthat affectsUS fromwest to easttradewindsGlobal windsin theequatorialregion fromeast to westhygrometerAninstrument formeasuringthe humidityof the airlaNiñaPacific colderwater producesdrier andwarmerconditions in NCcumulonimbusThe clouds areaccompanied bythunder andlightning andproduce heavyraingulfstreamA strong oceancurrent that bringswarm water fromthe Gulf of Mexicointo the AtlanticOceananemometerAninstrument formeasuringthe speed ofthe windaltitudeAs elevationincreases, theweather getscolder and airpressuredecreasesraingaugesInstrumentsformeasuringprecipitationairpressureThe forceexertedby aircirrusFair weather isassociated withthese cloud.Chance of rainbetween 24-48hoursstationaryfrontA front betweenwarm and coldair masses thatis moving veryslowly or not atall.warmfrontWarm air replacescolder air. It bringsgentle rain or lightsnow followed bywarmer weatherlatitudeTemperatures aretypically warmerapproaching theEquator and coolerapproaching thePolespolareasterliesGlobal windsin the polarregion fromeast to westtilt ofEarthResponsiblefor thechanges inseasonsoccludedfrontWhen a coldfrontovertakes awarm frontlandbreezeCool air movesfrom the landtoward theocean duringthe nightcorioliseffectThe Earth's rotationmeans that weexperience anapparent force.Southern Hemisphere:ClockwiseNorthern Hemisphere:CounterclockwisestratusA low-altitudecloud. Fog isan exampleof theseclouds.elNiñoPacific warmerwater produceswetter andcoolerconditions in NCcoldfrontCold air replaceswarmer air. There isa sudden drop intemperature, andalso heavy rain,sometimes with hail,thunder, and lightningbarometerAn instrumentused topredictweatherchangesseabreezeCool air movesfrom the oceantoward the landduring the dayjetstreamNarrow bands ofstrong wind in theupper levels of theatmosphere. Thewinds blow fromwest to eastprevailingwesterliesGlobal windsthat affectsUS fromwest to easttradewindsGlobal windsin theequatorialregion fromeast to westhygrometerAninstrument formeasuringthe humidityof the airlaNiñaPacific colderwater producesdrier andwarmerconditions in NCcumulonimbusThe clouds areaccompanied bythunder andlightning andproduce heavyraingulfstreamA strong oceancurrent that bringswarm water fromthe Gulf of Mexicointo the AtlanticOceananemometerAninstrument formeasuringthe speed ofthe windaltitudeAs elevationincreases, theweather getscolder and airpressuredecreasesraingaugesInstrumentsformeasuringprecipitationairpressureThe forceexertedby aircirrusFair weather isassociated withthese cloud.Chance of rainbetween 24-48hoursstationaryfrontA front betweenwarm and coldair masses thatis moving veryslowly or not atall.warmfrontWarm air replacescolder air. It bringsgentle rain or lightsnow followed bywarmer weatherlatitudeTemperatures aretypically warmerapproaching theEquator and coolerapproaching thePolespolareasterliesGlobal windsin the polarregion fromeast to westtilt ofEarthResponsiblefor thechanges inseasons

Weather Vocabulary 1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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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  1. When a cold front overtakes a warm front
    occluded front
  2. Cool air moves from the land toward the ocean during the night
    land breeze
  3. The Earth's rotation means that we experience an apparent force. Southern Hemisphere: Clockwise Northern Hemisphere: Counterclockwise
    coriolis effect
  4. A low-altitude cloud. Fog is an example of these clouds.
    stratus
  5. Pacific warmer water produces wetter and cooler conditions in NC
    el Niño
  6. Cold air replaces warmer air. There is a sudden drop in temperature, and also heavy rain, sometimes with hail, thunder, and lightning
    cold front
  7. An instrument used to predict weather changes
    barometer
  8. Cool air moves from the ocean toward the land during the day
    sea breeze
  9. Narrow bands of strong wind in the upper levels of the atmosphere. The winds blow from west to east
    jet stream
  10. Global winds that affects US from west to east
    prevailing westerlies
  11. Global winds in the equatorial region from east to west
    trade winds
  12. An instrument for measuring the humidity of the air
    hygrometer
  13. Pacific colder water produces drier and warmer conditions in NC
    la Niña
  14. The clouds are accompanied by thunder and lightning and produce heavy rain
    cumulonimbus
  15. A strong ocean current that brings warm water from the Gulf of Mexico into the Atlantic Ocean
    gulf stream
  16. An instrument for measuring the speed of the wind
    anemometer
  17. As elevation increases, the weather gets colder and air pressure decreases
    altitude
  18. Instruments for measuring precipitation
    rain gauges
  19. The force exerted by air
    air pressure
  20. Fair weather is associated with these cloud. Chance of rain between 24-48 hours
    cirrus
  21. A front between warm and cold air masses that is moving very slowly or not at all.
    stationary front
  22. Warm air replaces colder air. It brings gentle rain or light snow followed by warmer weather
    warm front
  23. Temperatures are typically warmer approaching the Equator and cooler approaching the Poles
    latitude
  24. Global winds in the polar region from east to west
    polar easterlies
  25. Responsible for the changes in seasons
    tilt of Earth