The Weather Tree |
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David
Thelwall writes:
"I am delighted that my niece, Hazel, has taken over the Weathertree business – so pleased it will carry on from the origins in 1983!! I know so many of you have been filling them in for many years and
it's great that Hazel will keep the tradition going." |
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Menu: | What's
a Weather Tree? The Weather Tree is a poster (85 x 64cm) depicting a tree with twelve branches to represent the twelve months of the year and with a leaf for every day of the year. Colours are chosen to represent different weather types and a leaf is coloured in each day with the appropriate colour(s). At the end of the year you will have a unique, lasting and individual record of the weather in your locality. The Weather Tree makes a popular present for all ages from pre-school children to the elderly. It is easily coloured in using felt tip pens, crayons or water colours. Further "leaves" can be added to the key to give a more detailed breakdown of weather types. Details such as frost, wind, thunder etc. can be recorded by outlining the leaf in a particular colour and maximum and minimum temperatures can be written next to each leaf.
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Hazel
Gray |