Alabama thread!

I was stubborn lol. You should’ve put those in!

 

Morning Bama!

 

Evenin

 

Good night Phil! When we riding again?

 

I'm game as soon as the kung flu lockdown is over. My ECGS bushing should be here Thursday. That is the final piece of my lift.

 

Morning everybody!

From AlabamaWX

QUIET DAY AHEAD: Dry weather continues across Alabama today, despite a cold front passing through. No moisture means no rain, and not many clouds. The high will be in the 70s this afternoon. Fair weather continues tonight, and most of tomorrow will be dry although there should be a gradual increase in clouds.

MORE STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS THURSDAY: Another dynamic weather system will bring a severe weather threat to Alabama Thursday. Rain and storms should enter the state late tomorrow night, after midnight. These storms will be potentially strong to severe, but they will most likely be elevated. SPC has a low end severe weather risk (marginal to slight) over the western half of the state for the early morning activity.

Then, during the day Thursday, SPC has defined an “enhanced risk” (level 3/5) of severe thunderstorms for most of the state from Birmingham south and east. There is a “slight risk” (level 2/5) as far north as Vernon, Guntersville, and Fort Payne, and a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) up to the Tennessee state line.



Confidence is high in the threat of severe thunderstorms over the southern third of the state during the day Thursday, where the air will be very unstable and wind fields will be strong, The threat to North Alabama is more conditional; it all depends on how the morning round of storms plays out, the northward extent of the unstable air, and any small scale boundaries left over.

Storms over South Alabama Thursday will be capable of producing large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. A few strong (EF2 or higher) tornadoes can’t be ruled out. We will have much better clarity on timing this afternoon after the 12Z model set arrives. But it will be day when you want to hear all severe weather warnings (including severe thunderstorm warnings), and have your action plan ready if you are in a polygon.

FRIDAY AND THE WEEKEND: Friday will be a dry day with a partly sunny sky along with a high in the upper 70s. But another fast moving weather system will bring yet another round of rain and storms to the state late Friday night, mainly after midnight, into early Saturday morning. There will some unstable air involved, and these storms could possibly be strong to severe. We need to get past the Thursday event before we can really focus on this one. Then, the sky will clear late in the day Saturday, and Sunday will be quiet with ample sunshine along with a high in the low 70s.

NEXT WEEK: Monday and Tuesday look dry… then the next storm system arrives at some point in the Wednesday/Thursday time frame.

 

That will fo sho be one one the most useful things you do for camping. I don’t have any bed light and it sucks when my tent is on. Can’t see anything in the bed at night.

 

Yea i cant wait to get out again and go on a trip hopefully soon once this crap is over with.

 

We are riding somewhere this weekend just to get out. May go over to Stony and tackle that hill again, this time in my 3rd gen!

 

sounds like bama is going to get some more soaking rain before Friday, so Stoney is going to be a wet sloppy mess!
@newdles needs to go back and try out those 'mud' tires

 

Yeah that place is a mud pit after it rains.

 

yeah, but I like playing in the mud (NOT in my truck). If Stoney is the spot that's picked, I'll try to come down for sure.

 

Your truck did just fine last time!

 

Who wants to ride 600 this weekend? I think @Thunder Fist wants to go too.

 

Yeah, I've never done that one, but I'd like to.

 

Get your 150 buddy to tag along too, I think he will like the scenery.

 

Will do!

 

Any of you guys in north alabama interested in a set of TRD pro rims? I sold my 4runner for a GX460. The wheels were only on the t4r for about a year. No curbing etc.

 

17'S?