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Photo of an aneroid barometer. Barometers were invented during the 17th century by Evangelista Torricelli, and modern barometers operate similarly to those early mercury barometers.

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Weather instruments are used to measure different aspects of the weather and include thermometers, barometers, weather balloons, satellites, and more. Visit this site to learn about various weather instruments.

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Barometers are one of the most important tools in weather prediction, measuring air pressure to help determine the forecast. This photo showcases simple barometers with a white face and black needle gauge in a barometer factory.

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