Old-Time Vermont Weather Sticks (Set of 2 Sticks)
Old-Time Vermont Weather Stick
Old-Time Vermont Weather Sticks (Set of 2 Sticks)
Old-Time Vermont Weather Stick
As fair weather approaches, our weather stick reaches toward the sky. When the weather begins to turn, the stick points to the ground. Changes in barometric pressure set it moving. Each slim stick comes with a brass nail for mounting outside on a wall or window frame. Vermont farmers keep one on the porch. Approx. 14", lengths will vary.
- Barometric pressure makes it work
- Up means sun's on it's way, down means the weather's turning for the worse
See at a glance what the weather's blowing in.
Old-Time Vermont Weather Sticks (Set of 2 Sticks)
Fir Wood, Specially Harvested and Dried
Brass Nail Included
Instructions are included in package. Comes with brass nail. Mount with nail end up under an eave, on a window frame or on garage wall. Mount anywhere you can see it from inside the house. Stick may take a short time to "get used" to the location.
Assembly Required: Y
Cord Polarized: N
Manufactured In: USA - Vermont
Material - Country Of Origin: USA - Vermont
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What Our Customers Are Saying about Our Old-Time Vermont Weather Sticks (Set of 2 Sticks) …
"I have wanted the Weather Stick since 1985, when on a trip to New England with my mom, I first got one. It broke a year or so later & I didn't know where or how to get others. Thanks, now I intend to give some as gifts so others can enjoy it!" - Beverly LaPoint, Arden, NC
"My Vermont weather stick came. IT WORKS! A great conversation piece! Thank you." - Winifred M. Pinkerton, Lititz, PA
"We received the Vermont Weather Stick as a gift, and we're currently in the middle of our first Indiana winter with our stick. So far, it's been right on the money. Down with bad weather, straight out as the weather begins to improve, and up when the weather is good. Fun to watch, and the grandkids are fascinated. I'm ordering some to give as gifts!" - Paulette Bowen, Indianapolis, IN
"As a user of the weather stick for decades, I have always relied on its accuracy to predict the changes in the weather. But my greatest joy is hearing back from students who've taken my suggestion and used the stick for a school project. Specifically, I've told them to take a regular barometer and set it alongside the stick. Using a cardboard chart with a graph on it, plot the position of the stick and the reading from the barometer for a few weeks. It can be noticed quickly how accurate the stick is as it returns to the same positions per readings on the barometer. All the kids report an A earned. This is a great teaching tool." - Jody, Woodstock, VT
"We have used this weather stick for 13 years -- same one. We go to Florida for the winter, set up our little weather station, and it never lets us down." - Paul Watson, North Bennington, VT
"We received one of these as a gift over 20 years ago. Since then, we have purchased probably 6 more. We gave 2 as gifts last year for Christmas, and I was today asked to purchase two more, as one of the receivers wanted two more for his sons. We live on a farm, and we watch it constantly, The first one we had for years was broken in a storm, so we purchased more. Everyone loves them, and so do we." - Patrica K Pyle, Stockton, MO
