weatherglass

/ˈwɛðərˌɡlæs/
noun
  1. A barometer, especially one that uses a liquid column to show changes in air pressure and predict weather.
    • He hung a weatherglass in the hallway to help him plan his outdoor activities.
    • Before modern instruments, sailors relied on a weatherglass to forecast storms.
    • The antique weatherglass on the wall showed the pressure was dropping, meaning rain was coming.
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