Alabama thread!

Hey everyone! New owner from central AL

 

Welcome to the thread!

 

Welcome to the nuthouse Clint, nice truck too!

 

Welcome!

 

Welcome!

 

Evenin fellas

 

Morning Phil! I'm ready to see your truck with the new suspension!

 

You aren't the only one I'm hoping the ECGS bushing gets here this week. Then I just need to find time/help to put it on. I really want to do it myself with help. I think it'll give me a good understanding of how things go together.

 

Strawberries tomatoes lettuce sweet potatoes squash okra etc

 

Mommas gotta be worn out.

 

Yes

 

Morning Bama!

 

Morning Jonny

 

Sup Rob, another day at the pipe shop for me!

 

Mornin fellas

 

Night Phil! lol

 

I've still got about 30 minutes left, then it's...………

 

I knew that you get off at 7am!

 

Morning guys! Hope you all didn't wash or get blown away yesterday. 5+ inches in Lee County.

From AlabamaWX

DRIER AIR ARRIVING: After another day of heavy rain and strong to severe thunderstorms, improving weather headlines the Alabama forecast today as dry air returns. Morning clouds will give way to afternoon sunshine; the high will be in the low 70s. The average high for Birmingham on April 20 is 76. Tomorrow will be another rain-free day with a good supply of sunshine; the high will be in the mid to upper 70s.

MORE STORMS: The day Wednesday will be dry, but clouds will increase by afternoon. Another spring storm system will bring rain and thunderstorms to the state late Wednesday night into Thursday morning; for now it looks like the main chance of rain comes from midnight Wednesday night through noon Thursday.

SPC has a part of far West Alabama in a “slight risk” (level 2/5) in their Day 3 outlook, which runs through 7:00 a.m. Thursday. A “marginal risk” (Lebel 1/5) is defined as Far East as Birmingham.



This threat is somewhat conditional; much depends on the thermodynamic environment (instability). And, hopefully with the storms coming through at a time when the air tends to be most stable, that will mitigate the severe weather threat to some degree. Once we get with 60 hours of the event, and within range of the high resolution, conviction allowing models, we will have a much better look at this. Rain amounts of 1-2 inches look likely, and some flooding issues can’t be ruled out with the saturated soil conditions we have now in Alabama.

FRIDAY AND THE WEEKEND: Most of the day Friday will be dry, but another fast moving system will bring a chance of rain and thunderstorms to the state Friday night. Too early to know if this will be another event with severe thunderstorm potential. The rain will push out of the state Saturday morning, followed by a clearing sky. Sunday looks dry and pleasant with ample sunshine along with a high around 70 degrees.

NEXT WEEK: For now Monday and Tuesday look dry, followed by chance of rain and thunderstorms by Wednesday or Thursday.