We as Americans are blessed with two fairly large Florences. The one in Alabama, the one we are forecasting for today, features a bit of history, as the site of famous recording studios during the early ages of rock and popular music. Let’s see if this forecast rocks, eh?

At 953PM, CT, Florence was reporting clear skies and a temperature of 35 degrees. Dew points were near 20, and surely, Florence would drop below freezing overnight. Since Florence has already had their first freeze for the year, freeze warnings were confined to the Gulf Coast, north of a cold front and on the northern end of the strong jet trough that fed the system in the northeast yesterday.
The jet trough is long waved, and not expected to move much for the next two days. This means the cold pool parked over Alabama isn’t going to shift out of town either. There will be chilly days and even colder nights in Florence, given the clear skies that are expected.
Tomorrow – Sunny, High 53, Low 25
Sunday – Sunny, High 52, Low 30

TWC: Tomorrow – Generally sunny despite a few afternoon clouds High 52, Low 25
Sunday – Some clouds in the morning will give way to mainly sunny skies for the afternoon. High 51, Low 31

AW: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny High 50, Low 24
Sunday – Partly sunny High 52, Low 32

NWS: Tomorrow – Sunny, High 50, Low 24
Sunday – Mostly sunny, High 51, Low 30

WB: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny, High 48, Low 27
Sunday – Partly cloudy in the morning, then clearing, High 48, Low 36

WN: Tomorrow – Mostly sunny, High 50, Low 24
Sunday – Partly cloudy, High 50, Low 30

CLI: Tomorrow – Sunny, High 51, Low 28
Sunday – Sunny, High 51, Low 33

A look at the satellite provides a good look at warmth radiating out of the southeast overnight (AKA, clear skies). Well, at least north of that band of clouds in central Florida.