Storm Glass

You’ve heard of a tempest in a teacup, but how about a storm glass this super-clever storm glass will change the way you see the weather literally the storm glass is a teardrop-shaped container, made of clear glass. It’s filled with liquid that looks perfectly clear provided the weather is clear, too. But, like a timid office intern, this glass reacts notably to pressure and temperature. In the glass’s case, the liquid changes from clear to cloudy to crystal flakes when a storm is in full swing the intern likely just faints . To make sure this glass’s storm-detecting crystals work like they’re supposed to, keep it out of direct sunlight or heating and air conditioning. Also, give it around 2 weeks, when new, to adapt to the environment before it can really start sensing those storms. Gone are your days of dreading the rain. Now, as you watch the transformation inside this weather-predicting glass, you’ll love weather changes more than an animated tv weather presenter so, to start actually enjoying storms, be sure to get your keycraft storm glass today

You’ve heard of a tempest in a teacup, but how about a storm glass this super-clever storm glass will change the way you see the...show more