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You'll always know how to dress when you've got the Ambient Flurry on your nightstand. This alarm clock automatically tunes in two-day weather information for 150 U.S. locations, and displays it in soft amber. The weather data doesn't require a computer or a wireless home network, since the Flurry connects to InfoCast's wireless network. Weather data includes two graphics, temperature highs and lows, and a 25 character text display. The report is automatically updated through the day.

Besides weather, the Flurry offers two different alarms so you can set one for weekdays and one for weekends. It lists for $129.99 and is available at Best Buy. The company already sells a similar model called the Mist, which includes a radio and lists for $179.99.
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