TemperatezoneThe mid-latitudesregion with acycle of fourseasonsHemi-sphereNorthern orsouthern halfof the earthPrevailingwesterliesGlobal winds inthe temperatezone that blowwest to eastTropicalzoneThe areaaround theequator with awarm climateyear-roundPolarzoneThe coldestclimate zone,located at theNorth orSouth PoleGulfstreamA warm oceancurrent flowingnorthward alongthe U.S. eastcoastJetstreamA fast-moving aircurrent movingweather west toeast around theglobeHighpressureAn area ofsinking airthat bringscool, clearweatherContinentalpolarA globalmass ofdry, coldairMaritimetropicalA globalmass ofmoist,warm airlaNiñaCooler thannormal surfacewater that leadsto an activehurricaneseasonLowpressureAn area ofrising air that islikely developcloudy, rainyweatherConvectioncurrentA pattern ofrising warm,and sinkingcold, air orwaterelNiñoWarmer thanusual surfacewater that givesNC a warmer,wetter winterTradewindsGlobal windsthat bloweast to westtoward theEquatorPolareasterliesA global patternof windsblowing east towest from thePolesTemperatezoneThe mid-latitudesregion with acycle of fourseasonsHemi-sphereNorthern orsouthern halfof the earthPrevailingwesterliesGlobal winds inthe temperatezone that blowwest to eastTropicalzoneThe areaaround theequator with awarm climateyear-roundPolarzoneThe coldestclimate zone,located at theNorth orSouth PoleGulfstreamA warm oceancurrent flowingnorthward alongthe U.S. eastcoastJetstreamA fast-moving aircurrent movingweather west toeast around theglobeHighpressureAn area ofsinking airthat bringscool, clearweatherContinentalpolarA globalmass ofdry, coldairMaritimetropicalA globalmass ofmoist,warm airlaNiñaCooler thannormal surfacewater that leadsto an activehurricaneseasonLowpressureAn area ofrising air that islikely developcloudy, rainyweatherConvectioncurrentA pattern ofrising warm,and sinkingcold, air orwaterelNiñoWarmer thanusual surfacewater that givesNC a warmer,wetter winterTradewindsGlobal windsthat bloweast to westtoward theEquatorPolareasterliesA global patternof windsblowing east towest from thePoles

Global Weather Bingo - 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. The mid-latitudes region with a cycle of four seasons
    Temperate zone
  2. Northern or southern half of the earth
    Hemi-sphere
  3. Global winds in the temperate zone that blow west to east
    Prevailing westerlies
  4. The area around the equator with a warm climate year-round
    Tropical zone
  5. The coldest climate zone, located at the North or South Pole
    Polar zone
  6. A warm ocean current flowing northward along the U.S. east coast
    Gulf stream
  7. A fast-moving air current moving weather west to east around the globe
    Jet stream
  8. An area of sinking air that brings cool, clear weather
    High pressure
  9. A global mass of dry, cold air
    Continental polar
  10. A global mass of moist, warm air
    Maritime tropical
  11. Cooler than normal surface water that leads to an active hurricane season
    la Niña
  12. An area of rising air that is likely develop cloudy, rainy weather
    Low pressure
  13. A pattern of rising warm, and sinking cold, air or water
    Convection current
  14. Warmer than usual surface water that gives NC a warmer, wetter winter
    el Niño
  15. Global winds that blow east to west toward the Equator
    Trade winds
  16. A global pattern of winds blowing east to west from the Poles
    Polar easterlies