Alabama thread!

Sup Bart
It's only my Wed

 

I'll take 8 on for 6 off right now. I think I'm gonna like this schedule.

 

Yep. That would be nice!

 

Morning Bama, TGIF! @gixxerphil let us know if you need any help with installation. You’re welcome to come by my house or over to @Brian422 shop to install. I’m sure there are plenty between us all, that can help.

 

I truly appreciate it. Like most things with me......I'm not in a huge rush. It'll happen when it needs to As long as I get it done before Sept, I should be good to go.

 

Morning punks!

Accumulated rainfall thru Monday. Yep I know. Most will come Sunday but could rain a bit overnight tonight in North Alabama



From AlabamaWX

ANOTHER NICE DAY AHEAD: Dry air remains in place across Alabama this morning… we expect a good supply of sunshine today with a high in the mid 70s. Clouds will increase tonight ahead of a cold front, and a band of showers will move into the state after midnight. There could be a clap of thunder somewhere, but no risk of severe thunderstorms.

Showers will end very early tomorrow morning, and the sky becomes mostly sunny over the northern half of the stage by afternoon with a high around 70. The front over South Alabama, however, will begin moving northward as a warm front tomorrow night, and clouds will increase.

SEVERE WEATHER THREAT SUNDAY: The warm front should move to near the Tennessee state line by Sunday afternoon, putting much of the state in an unstable airmass. Then, as a wave of low pressure moves along the front, rain and thunderstorms will increase during the afternoon and through Sunday night. SPC has an “enhanced risk” (level 3/5) of severe thunderstorms defined for areas south of a line from Tuscaloosa to Columbiana to Roanoke… with a “slight risk” (level 2/5) as far north as Sulligent, Oneonta, and Cedar Bluff. A “marginal risk” (level 1/5) extends northward to near the Tennessee state line.



We expect an expansive area of favorable moisture, instability and shear, with numerous severe storms possible Sunday afternoon and Sunday night. One question involves the northward extent of the unstable air; there is a chance the northern quarter of the state remains in rain cooled, stable air through the event.

THREATS: All modes of severe thunderstorms will be possible, including large hail, damaging wind, and a few tornadoes. A strong tornado can’t be ruled out (EF2 or higher), especially over the southern half of the state.

TIMING: There will be multiple waves of rain and storms Sunday and Sunday night, much like the event last Sunday. The core risk of severe storms will come from roughly 1:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.

FLOODING: Rain will be heavy at times; amounts of 2-3 inches are likely, with isolated heavier amounts. Flash flooding issues could develop.

This event, most likely, won’t be as productive as the one last Sunday (Alabama had 24 confirmed tornadoes with that event), but this is still a significant threat and everyone will need to be a in a position to hear severe weather warnings, and have a good action plan if you get in a tornado warning polygon. And, don’t forget to pay attention to severe thunderstorm warnings.

NEXT WEEK: Rain ends early Monday, followed by a clearing sky. Tuesday looks dry and mild, and then another dynamic weather system will bring the potential for another round of strong, possibly severe thunderstorms by Wednesday night or Thursday.

 

No offense Mikey, but I am really starting to not like your posts! Its all doom and gloom and mother effin RAIN! Haha! Do you see any futurecast where we can actually enjoy being outside!

 

Today and tomorrow. Next week another severe weather threat near the middle of the week. Maybe next weekend will be nice, both days. April in Alabama. Had January and February not been so wet this would feel normal haha.

 

My nephew's daughter got some plate bumpers for her Jeep





https://youtu.be/2x6XzAoq_Ek

 

look at her go!

 

That's the best part about Jeeps, you can bolt stuff on and off them so easily, so it's a great learning platform. Suzuki's were the same way too.

 

so I did tell the detective that met with me yesterday I don’t expect to get my Xbox back or anymore money. I just want the guy to suffer for taking me for a ride.

detective said I completely understand. I had a chance to meet the dude again and told the detective he said that would risk damaging the case of getting him locked up and may put me in legal trouble. If I cause harm.

Detective said unfortunately with Covid and him being a thief and committing this felony they’re not just going to lock him up and risk him being sick and giving it to all other prisoners.

they’ve got him though, if he’s ever involved in any legal issues he has a warrant. The detective then said they’re still going to track him down Bc of the fake tender.


The detective then said if he’s still got the Xbox getting it back won’t be hard. If he doesn’t have it there’s a chance I’ll get my money or they may extend his sentencing. Idk how all that works though on money and fines for paying back the victim.

 

They’re loud bout best I can describe them . Not many miles on them and no off-roading yet as I’ve been basically non stop life stuff since the lift and new tires. Haven’t seen inside of my house in couple weeks before dark due to many projects and now bought a tractor and been massively reshaping our land and regrading everything to best of perfection as I can.

 

@stronghammer

we’re heading to Huntsville soon as I get a shower and clean clothes. Any place open to purchase some bikes anywhere around?

 

Purchase bikes? What kind? All the bike shops are open but you can’t go in. You have to know what you want to see and they bring it out to you I believe.

 

Some people say their quite cant tell that their a mud tire, lol they ride okay though?

 

My neighbor runs those and I can hear him coming from a mile away.

 

Got some kayaks yesterday. Who know some good spots to float?

 

I really wanna unlike this cause their so cheap but i cant stand bogger loud.