There's a time in every chap's life when the subject of how to decorate the front of one's fridge comes up in conversation with one's little lady. In the past, one had the choice of three equally unpalatable options:

1. Child-like letters and numbers, enabling the construction of small equations
2. Random magnetic words enabling the construction of inane sentences like 'hitherto letter me with partridge'
3. A replica of Michelangelo's statue of David that one can dress up like a cowboy.

Now at last there is liberation from such stupidityness, with the invention of the brilliant Weather Hub, which combines the genius of a digital barometer, clock and alarm clock in a dual-display format.

And this is where the fridge-dressing comes in. As well as the traditional mounting methods of desktop display and wall-mount, a magnet-mount system is included for the fixing of said Weather Hub to one's fridge or other metallic appliance.

At a stroke, one can solve the quandary of how to dress one's fridge, with a timepiece-cum-weather forecaster that is both functional, practical and dashed good looking. Graphically-driven, it displays 12 to 24-hour weather forecasts using four familiar icons, and displays the indoor temperature in modern degrees Celsius or antiquated and American degrees Fahrenheit. The choice is up to you, although we would thoroughly recommend Celsius in the interests of progress.