Alabama thread!

Hell yeah!

 

would be easy enough to make those stronger.

 

Anybody need 2nd gen factory skid or braces? Going to scrap if not lol

 

Yes

transmission?

 

Yep just need some gussets so they don’t move.

 

I’m jealous... looks like a great time

 

Nah this is just my old front skid and those braces, just cleaning out junk

 

Treys new favorite word.. Gussets

 

after gusseting my bumper and chasing the weak points, it’s not. But “overbuild” is....

 

Mornin Bama

 

well my dad just had an armed robbery at his store....all is well...

not what you want to hear on the radio when you know your dad is at work "armed robbery at Kroger on Oakwood" HOT DAMN THAT'S DADS STORE

 

Sup Scotty
Glad all is well.

 

Did they catch him/her? Thieves and robbers should be hung up in the town square. Main thing is, no one got hurt.

 

Sup Phil, time to go home eh?

 

yeah they caught him dad just said. no report of injury, but don't know full details yet.

 

ello chaps! Hope you all had a good weekend! I installed a gutter at the portion of the roof where water was ponding over the septic tank. At least that roof runoff is diverted away from the septic area. Next month I plan on continuing the gutters across the front porch to divert that runoff in the other direction away from the septic tank towards already installed catch basin's and drainage system.

From AlabamaWX

MILD, MOSTLY DRY TODAY: Most of Alabama will stay dry today, although showers are possible by afternoon over the southwest counties of the state. We expect a mix of sun and clouds with a high around 70 degrees… the average high for March 9 at Birmingham is 65. Clouds will increase tonight, and showers are possible, mainly after midnight.

TOMORROW/WEDNESDAY: Tomorrow will be a mostly cloudy, mild day with a few passing rain showers. Nothing too heavy, and it won’t rain all day. Showers and a few thunderstorms are likely Wednesday; a few strong storms are possible Wednesday evening, but for now SPC doesn’t have any part of Alabama in a severe weather risk (there is a marginal risk west of the state over much of Arkansas and some of the adjacent states).



THURSDAY/FRIDAY: The weather stays unsettled on these two days with a chance of showers and possibly a thunderstorm or two. The American global model tries to push drier air into North Alabama Friday, but that is a bit “iffy” at this point… we will keep the chance of rain in the forecast for now. The risk of severe storms continues to look low, and rain amounts won’t be nearly as heavy as last week. Rain totals this week will be heaviest over the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama, where amounts could exceed two inches in spots. We expect about one inch for places like Tuscaloosa/Birmingham/Anniston/Gadsden, and amounts under 1/2 inch for the southern half of the state.



Temperatures will be mild this week with highs mostly in the upper 60s and low 70s.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: For now Saturday looks relatively dry; with a partly sunny sky the high will be in the 67-70 degree range. Clouds increase Sunday with a risk of showers… the high will be in the upper 60s. We aren’t expecting a “wash out” type rain Sunday, but occasional showers are a good bet.

NEXT WEEK: The pattern continues to favor mild, showery weather through a decent part of the week. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.

ON THIS DATE IN 1957: An earthquake measuring a magnitude 8.6 struck the Aleutian Islands of Alaska. A Pacific-wide tsunami was generated that caused damage in Hawaii, but fortunately, no lives were lost. Hardest hit was the island of Kauai, where houses were destroyed and roads washed away. Waves reached 34.1 feet high at Haena, HI.

 

That would for sure be a bad thing to hear and a bad way to hear it, good to hear he is is ok

 

thanks Jeff, it sure was alarming on the way in to work this morning.

I have gotten confirmation no injuries at all.

 

Damn, everyone alright? Hope they catch that SOB

 

yeah they caught him and zero injuries. best outcome.