Ambient WeatherB1025C Antique Storm Glass Wall Mount Liquid Barometer with Drip Cup

If accuracy in barometric pressure is what you need, these barometers are it. They respond to the slightest changes in pressure and react instantly to realize true changes in the weather. If you fish, you MUST have one of these. Slight changes in the barometer change how fish feed. Try it and see.

Just ordered my 8th set to give as gifts to friends.When barometric pressure is low, I get a headache. Look at my barometer and sure enough the color is way up.Well worth the money.

This is so cool! There were no directions but we googled and filled it with blue colored water. It looks nice; it's glass and comes with a chrome-ish wall hanger. It's a little over 6" tall. Nice product for the cost; gave it as a gift to my husband.

I had one of these growing up and it was the coolest thing ever. I bought one 6 months ago and it would not predict rain no matter what I did to it (I live in MO - not that it should matter). I finally left it alone and after sitting there untouched for 2-3 months, I guess it acclimated because now it shoots up and spouts out whenever it's going to storm. I went ahead and purchased a 2nd one as a gift. So if you get one, just give it some time to adjust, lol 😆

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I love it!

First let me say that I love Amazon! The delivery is soooo fast, even with supersaver free shipping. Ordered late Fri night, arrived Monday!The Barometer is super easy to set up with the help of reviews, internet, and photos.Set-up: Using a 2 cup glass measuring cup (Pyrex), fill with 1 cup of tepid water. Add the food coloring to your desired color. Using the syringe and thin plastic tubing (included), fill as directed to 'fair'. 'Fair' is halfway in the big round bowl (fair = middle, as in meet in the middle).When hanging, the glass can hit into the steel holder (strong wind, bumping), so I simply placed a small (adhesive) round felt pad onto the holder where it meets the glass (like furniture pads). Problem solved!The instructions (under "care & cleaning") state this barometer is for "indoor use only". There is a reason for this and my guess is... Freezing temperatures can freeze the water and break the glass. For summer and mild climates, it's fine. ALSO: a hailstorm or anything could break it outdoors. Ours is kept under our covered porch by the door. It's great to check on each time we go out/come in. I would not recommend hanging it outside in the open.To wash it, Use the syringe to remove the colored water from the inside of the glass. Add a teaspoon bleach* per 1 cup of tepid water. Fill the inside. In a plastic tub add warm water and a little bleach, enough to cover the glass (you can place a white dishtowel in the water if you don't have a plastic tub). GENTLY place the glass into the tub (or atop the towel) and let sit overnight.*I do not recommend using too much bleach on the inside of the glass as I don't know if it would cause the inside explode or not. You can certainly use just water if you like, as it's not meant to be drank.

I bought this as a gift for my dad. I like it so much I might have to buy one for myself.