Top places to shop for gifts for weather enthusiasts

December 3, 2:58 PMDenver Weather ExaminerTony Hake

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The tornado warning logo is one of many from
Weather Geek Stuff that is available on everything
from clothing to cups.

So do you have someone on your Christmas shopping list that simply must know what temperature it is, no matter where they are or what time it is?  Here are some great places to look for gifts for them:

Weather Geek Stuff – Looking for something with a bit of humor to it?  Weather Geek Stuff is a great place for shirts, cups and novelties with a variety of “weather geek” logos.  They have items with their “Weather Geek” and “Weather Diva” logos and some very amusing weather warning sign logo merchandise that are sure to be a hit.

Galileo Shop – The Galileo thermometer – or thermoscope – was invented by Galileo Galilei in the early 1600s.  These glass tubes filled with water use floating spheres to tell the temperature based on Galileo’s specific density principle.  They are beautiful to look at in addition to be a fascinating experiment.  Galileo Shop has tons of different types and styles to choose from.

One of the many incredible images available in print
from Extreme Instability.

Extreme Instability – Storm chaser Mike Hollingshead has a knack for capturing some of the most incredible images of severe weather you have ever seen.  From tornadoes to wall clouds to lightning, his images are striking to say the least.  On his website you can order prints of his best photos.  

Ambient Weather – This company is known amongst personal weather station owners as being one of the best not only in terms of prices but also customer service.  They carry every type of weather station from basic wireless outside temperature monitors to professional level weather stations. 

Amazon.com – Amazon carries everything from books to bread makers and they have plenty of weather related items.  Books, DVD’s, weather radios and more are all available in this one stop shop.