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Collection of Barometer Cliparts (70)

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A finely engraved 19th-century compensated pocket chronometer, designed for precise timekeeping during elevation changes-critical for surveying and navigation.
This classic analog barometer shows current atmospheric pressure (~1012 hPa), a rising trend (indicating improving weather), and labeled zones from “Stormy” to “Very Dry.”
A sleek compass-style icon where the directional needle is stylized as the male gender symbol (♂), suggesting orientation or identity-focused navigation.
A beautifully crafted brass barometer showing current pressure at ~1015 hPa, with French and English weather labels-perfect for both function and style.
A classic mercury-style thermometer showing temperature scale with red indicator fluid at the base.
The image is a black and white illustration of a clock face. The clock face is round and has a white background with small black dots scattered around it. In the center of the clock face, there is a small black arrow pointing upwards, indicating that the clock is showing the time. The arrow is pointing towards the right side of the face.
This classic barometer shows current atmospheric pressure at ~755 mmHg, between falling (rainy) and rising (sunny) zones-indicating stable or improving weather.
A striking black-and-white vintage barometer design, blending meteorological function with macabre art-featuring a skeleton, weather labels, and temperature markings.
A sleek, monochrome compass symbol-perfect for indicating direction or location in digital interfaces.
A beautifully crafted BTI aneroid barometer featuring dual pressure scales, a humidity indicator, and elegant gold casing.
A beautifully crafted brass barometer showing current atmospheric pressure at ~1020 mbar, indicating fair weather ahead.
A traditional wooden barometer displaying atmospheric pressure and corresponding weather conditions-perfect for both function and aesthetic appeal.
A classic analog barometer showing current pressure (~1008 hPa), with icons indicating cloudy/rainy conditions and falling pressure.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a stopwatch. The stopwatch is in the shape of a circle with a handle on top. Inside the circle, there is a small arrow pointing downwards, indicating that the time is set to 12 o'clock. The arrow is pointing towards the right side of the circle. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
A minimalist black-and-white thermometer outline, perfect for coloring, cutting, or labeling exercises.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a speedometer. The speedometer has a round face with a white background and black markings around the circumference. In the center of the face, there is a needle pointing to the right, indicating the current speed. Below the needle, there are two horizontal lines, one representing the speed and the other representing the current. The needle is slightly larger than the other, and there is an equal sign below it. The overall design of the speedometer is simple and minimalistic.
A beautifully crafted French-made barometer, featuring dual scales (mb/hPa and inHg), moon phase indicator, and classic weather labels.
A stylized purple wind turbine-simple, modern, and perfect for eco-themed designs.
A retro-inspired gauge showing system status with a wrench-shaped needle pointing to the lower-left quadrant.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a weather gauge. The gauge is circular in shape and has a handle on top for hanging. The dial of the gauge is divided into two sections, with the top section showing the temperature and the bottom section showing a pressure gauge. The pressure gauge has a needle at the top, which is used to measure the pressure of the rain. The needle is pointing towards the right side of the dial, indicating that the pressure is higher than the pressure. Below the needle, there is a line that shows the current temperature, which ranges from 28 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Fahrenheit
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