Maybe you could wrap them gently with newspaper, and then place a big heavy duty garbage bag over them. just my opinion.

Hi Dahlialady, thanks for your imput but they are already in the pot. Was wondering if I should just take them out of the pot or will they survive 2 nights of freezing weather?

The bulbs...are they budding up through the soil? If not....the soil should insulate them. If they are budding.....lighly mulch them with leaves, or gently wrap newspaper around the buds,then cover the whole container with a bag for insulation. You don't want to start digging out the bulbs if they are already budding and forcing their way through the soil. I'm in Montreal, a bit north of you....looks like we are in for a cold night,but no frost warning. Good luck.

Agree with Dahlialady, if they're not producing foliage yet, a little night frost will be fine. Being in cold, wet soil can rot Caladium bulbs though. Next year, you might want to wait until it's a little warmer to pot them up. They wait and wait for it to get warm before they wake up, and potting them up early (outside, at least) won't result in having beautiful leaves quicker. Any foliage touched by frost will be ruined. Wrapping the pot with a strand of Christmas lights can help keep it warmer.