I know this is me being very bias for the fact I was born and raised in Florence. But I think some that aren't bias or even from this area would agree that Florence, and the entire Shoals area is a very underrated mini metropolitan area. With a population around 100,000 + (This includes Lauderdale and Colbert Counties). As we continue to see areas like Nashville and Huntsville continue to gain population. Eventually the Shoals will see a significant increase in population itself. To which I hope the Shoals metropolitan planning commission will have this area prepared for that growth. Also, Henry Ford once claimed he was going to build a city 75 miles long along the Tennessee river. That stretch of Counties from Madison, Morgan, Limestone, Colbert and Lauderdale. It's nearly a 75 mile long metro already lol. Enjoyed the upload! Here is a weather fact for yall. January 1st 1964. Florence had a total of nearly 20" of snow during a one day period. A record one day total for the state of Alabama. Im bout to go fact check that again. But im pretty sure thats right. If not, I shall return to correct the flubbed words lol. Ok I went and fact checked that. Weather stem has Walnut Grove in Etowah County as having 20.4" of snow in a 24 hour period from 1940. AL.com, NOAA, and multiple other weather sites have Florence as having the greatest "One day" snowfall total at 19.4". I don't know what the difference is between one day totals and 24 hour totals. Cause I'm certain that 24 hrs is a day. Anyways, I'm sure there were moments before weather data was kept up with, so there probably was days with even more snow in a 24 hour or one day period somewhere in the great state of Alliebammy! I'm pretty sure it would be located somewhere north of I-20 / I-22. Even that may be wrong. Hell, at one time, North America was below the equator lol. #RollTide #WhySabanWhy?
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