There are many Springfields in the United States, and I very strongly believe that this is one of them.

At 752PM, CT, Springfield was reporting clear skies and a temperature of 57 degrees. Clear skies and a low dew point suggest temperatures will be pretty chilly tomorrow morning. High pressure has settled into the eastern part of the country, stymied from eastward progress by Subtropical Storm Josephine.
The high pressure is not going to move over the next couple of days, and sunny skies will continue unabated. To the west, low pressure presently over the Desert Southwest is going to start charging northeastward, bringing with it warmer air and a bit more humidity. Expect an end of the week that feels closer to summer than winter.
Tomorrow – Sunny, High 76, Low 47
Friday – Sunshine continues, High 77, Low 44

TWC: Tomorrow – Sunny. Warm. High 78, Low 45
Friday – Mainly sunny. Warm. High 76, Low 46

AW: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny and warm; a nice day for outdoor activities, High 77, Low 44
Friday – Mostly sunny, nice and warm; great day to be outside High 75, Low 47

NWS: Tomorrow – Sunny, High 77, Low 48
Friday – Sunny, High 76, Low 49

WB: Tomorrow – Sunny. High 76, Low 49
Friday – Sunny. High 71, Low 49

WN: Tomorrow – Sunny, High 77, Low 48
Friday – Mostly sunny, High 76, Low 49

CLI: Tomorrow – Sunny, High 74, Low 45
Friday – Sunny, High 74, Low 46

I am not sure that it won’t be warmer on Friday than Thursday. Enough guidance disagrees that I am only putting an extra degree on the high Friday.