baroscope

/ˈbɛrəˌskoʊp/
noun
  1. An instrument that measures changes in air pressure, often used to predict weather.
    • Our science teacher brought a baroscope to class to demonstrate how air pressure changes with altitude.
    • The old baroscope in the library showed the pressure was dropping, so I grabbed an umbrella.
    • Before modern barometers, sailors relied on a simple baroscope to forecast storms.
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