This natural barometer has been predicting the highs and lows of New England's weather for years. Mounted outside a window, the sprig will point up indicating fair weather and when foul weather approaches, it points down. Since it is actually cut from Maine's abundant Balsam fir trees, the sizes will vary, but generally the sprig is about a foot long and the base is around 2-1/4" tall x 3/8" wide with a pre-drilled hole for nailing.
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Shipping and handling
Shipping is very high and always makes me rethink whether I want the product badly enough . Thank you. Alice Tol
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Maine Weather Stick
This is our second Maine Weather Stick the first on we have for 7 years and it is still working but starting to look sad, so we purchased a new on just in case we need it this winter. It is a joy to watch everyday. Our grandson always checks it when he comes. Thank you for a great object.
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Amazing
This weather stick is amazing. I don't know how it works, but it does. My Grandkids run to check it when they arrive-to see what the weather will be. Thanks for carrying such an interesting product.
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Wood Wins Everytime
I purchased the Maine weather stick on a whim. Turns out, it is MORE accurate than my local weather forecast or my Weather app. Although it can only predict weather for a 24 hour period, I find it helpful to know for the day as I am outside a lot. It has reliably predicted overcast but no rain for a while now (stick is straight at a 180 degrees ) when everyone and their brother swore rain. I'm a believer!
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Super Stick
First saw these in Maine a bizzlion years ago. Needed a new one.
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weather sticks
I have had a weather stick outside my kitchen window for many years and have found it to be more reliable that weather forecasters. Therefore, I bought 4 as gifts for my special friends.
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weather stick
works as good as ever
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Accurate
What a novel item! Works exactly as described!
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Balsam Weather Branch/Stick
I love my Balsam Branch/Stick. Other then it being something I can peek at to check what Mother Nature may be sending our way, it's a great conversation piece. I love to be able to educate others on the history of how people used Mother Nature to predict and live their lives before technology evolved.
