- Clear liquid : Bright weather.
- Crystals at bottom : Thick air, frost in winter.
- Dim liquid with small stars : Thunderstorms.
- Large flakes : Heavy air, overcast sky, snow in winter.
- Threads in upper portion of liquid : Windy weather.
- Small dots : Damp weather, fog.
- Rising flakes which remain high : Wind in the upper air regions.
- Small stars : In winter on bright, sunny days, snow in one or two days.
To see a video that explains how to make a storm glass, click on the How to Make a Storm Glass link below. It’s really pretty cool.
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