Climate & Weather in Florence
Florence has a real, genuine four-season Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky climate -- humid summers and genuinely colder winters than central Kentucky's Bluegrass region, this record states plainly.
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Learn moreWarm, humid summers
Florence's average July high runs approximately 85°F (low approximately 66°F), a real, genuinely humid Ohio Valley summer.
Genuinely colder winters than central Kentucky
Average January temperatures run approximately 37°F for a high and 22°F for a low -- genuinely colder than the Bluegrass region documented at Lexington and Richmond elsewhere in this project, with modestly higher average annual snowfall (~16 inches).
Florence's more northerly Ohio Valley position
Florence's genuinely colder winter profile reflects its more northerly position along the Ohio River valley, adjacent to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Key takeaways
- Florence's climate follows the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region's four-season pattern.
- Average January high runs ~37°F, low ~22°F -- genuinely colder than central Kentucky's Bluegrass region.
- Average annual snowfall runs approximately 16 inches, modestly higher than the Bluegrass-region baseline.
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