Alabama thread!

Well the Trash Panda's are done (offices and stores all being closed) and the brand new stadium will sit empty until they open it for a FEMA camp. On the other hand Las Vegas strip clubs now have drive through peep shows! Sounds like a great opportunity to pursue in Huntsville while I have all this downtime. Need to get a want add out to start soliciting applicants (females only of course)!

 

From AlabamaWX

ANOTHER QUIET DAY: Temperatures will rise into the 78-83 degree range across most of Alabama this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. We can’t rule out a few showers, but they should be few and far between. The average high for Birmingham on March 19 is 68.

To the west, an upper trough moving of the western U.S. is producing a smorgasbord of weather, including everything from blizzard conditions to strong storms and heavy rain. There is a broad risk of severe thunderstorms from Texas to the Great Lakes, with a couple of “enhanced” risks (level 3/5) included by SPC.



TOMORROW: The main dynamic support will lift north of Alabama, and thankfully we expect no issues with severe storms as the cold front moves into the state. The sky will be cloudy tomorrow, and there will be periods of rain and a few thunderstorms mainly from noon to midnight ahead of the front. Rain amounts will be 1/2 to 1 inch, and the high will be in the 70s.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Cooler, drier air enters North Alabama Saturday; any showers will be confined to the southern quarter of the state. We expect intervals of sun Saturday with a high in the 65-70 degree range. Clouds thicken Saturday night, and periods of rain are likely statewide Sunday as the front lifts northward as a warm front in response to a wave to the west. Sunday’s high will be in the 60s, and rain amounts of around 1/2 inch are likely.

NEXT WEEK: The weather looks pretty quiet through the week with mild/warm afternoons. There could be a day or two with spotty showers, but for now we see no widespread rain. Highs will be mostly in the 70s, but we might see low 80s toward the end of the week. And, still no signs of any severe thunderstorm or flooding issues for Alabama for the next 7-10 days. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.

ON THIS DATE IN 2018: An EF-3 tornado tore through Jacksonville, in Calhoun County, heavily damaging the campus of Jacksonville State University. The tornado continued east-southeast and downed many thousands of trees in the Talladega National Forest, areas north of Fruithurst, areas north of Muscadine, and to the Georgia State Line. The tornado damage path to the Georgia State Line was 34.29 miles long. Five other tornadoes touched down across the northern half of Alabama that night, including an EF-2 that moved from near Ashville to Southside.

Large hail produced widespread damage at Cullman; one hailstone there measured 5.38 inches in peak width, weighed 9.8 ounces, and had a circumference of 13.75 inches… now the largest hailstone on record for the state of Alabama.

 

where did you see that the Trash Pandas are "done"? The only news I've seen is postponing/cancelling the first handful of games.

 

Good! Im going down there this afternoon. Mom birthday is tomorrow. She lives in OB. people dont need to be out on the beaches grouped together in this time. Pissed me off seeing the AL.com yesterday of all the teenagers out on the beach not concerned at all. Why would their parents let them do that??????

 

I know ths might be silly but did you install them going the right direction? The military spring thing should be going towards the front of the truck

 

Thats dudes daughter is sick now

 

whats the rear shackle look like?

 

I know man...and they're all young...

 

So much for the young cant get it bad threory. Everybody stay safe yall.

 

well, he hasn't confirmed yet....but with everything else coming back negative it doesn't look good..

 

Press conference the Vice Pres still said it's important not to get tested if you don't have symptoms. Completely opposite of what W.H.O. is saying. There's a storm coming gents.

 

Yep

 

You will be changing bushings out more often, not much room for wear

 

The shackle looks to be rotated to far back on the rear portion. Most likely causing the issue .Here is what mine looks like. Are you parked on level ground?




don’t mind the fluid film lol

 

looks like the bolts were installed backwords. not sure if that makes a difference

 

Best pic i have buddy

 

He having a problem with the front or back?

 

Before or after the tip polishing?

 

I believe this was before you polished my tip. Just a few mins before.