Alabama thread!

You could spill more coffee and have a new carpet color.

 

Morning

From AlabamaWX
COLD FRONT ON THE WAY: A cold front will push into Alabama later today, and will bring a band of showers and thunderstorms to the state. A few of the storms could be strong this afternoon; SPC has much of the state in a low end “marginal risk” (level 1/5)….



Heavier storms this afternoon could produce strong gusty winds; we do not expect any tornadoes. Otherwise, the sky will be mostly cloudy with a high in the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. The average high for Birmingham on September 28 is 81.

Tomorrow will be a mostly cloudy and much cooler day; the high will be only in the 68-71 degree range over the northern counties of Alabama with a cool northwest breeze of 10-18 mph. Some patchy light rain is possible over the northern third of the state under a cold core upper trough setting up over the eastern third of the nation.

WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY: Expect picture perfect autumn weather. Sunny pleasant days, clear cool nights. The high will be in the mid 70s Wednesday and Thursday, but closer to 70 on Friday as a secondary push of cool air arrives. Lows will be in the upper 40s and low 50s for most communities.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Saturday morning will bring the coolest temperatures so far this season; lows will be in the 40s, and a few of the colder valleys across North Alabama could reach the upper 30s. Expect a sunny sky both days with a high in the low 70s Saturday, followed by mid to upper 70s Sunday.

NEXT WEEK: Quiet, mostly dry weather continues across the Deep South. Highs will be generally in the 70s; lows in the 50s. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



TROPICS: The Atlantic basin remains very quiet this week, but NHC does highlight the western Caribbean for some development potential in five days or so. The hurricane season runs through the end of November.



ON THIS DATE IN 1998: Hurricane Georges made landfall near Biloxi, Mississippi with maximum winds of 110 mph and a minimum pressure of 964 mb, making it a Category 2 hurricane. Georges produced a 7-12 foot storm surge in Mobile and Baldwin Counties with a 5-10 foot storm surge across the western Florida Panhandle, which caused extensive damage across coastal communities. The surge on the west end of Dauphin Island caused the most damage across the area. 80 houses were damaged on Dauphin Island and nearly 40 were completely destroyed. Many gulf front homes on the west end of the island were pushed across the island and ended up either against other homes or scattered across the sand.

 

https://youtu.be/PD4yN3Nr5fg

 

Man Mondays Suckkk!

 

Mondays are great, everyone is at work and the stores are all stocked up and no people in your way.

 

Lol

 

did the same thing this past Friday; somehow the majority of my coffee ended up in between the oven and the cabinet. Had to pull the oven out to clean it up. And this wasn’t your average “coffee mug” sized coffee either

 

Mine either bro! Luckily carpet cleaners came out and wife said looks like no issues after being cleaned.

 

My 2020 MGM SR5 RWD dcsb should be in tomorrow.

 

Wanna buy some sliders for your new truck?

 

Lets play find the cold front haha




Tomorrow morning

 

The solid black one would be the cut. I'm going to mess with the leaves somewhat, some of the turns and quick cut backs may be a bit harsh, not a big deal, just creates more dross.

 

@Brian422 I fixed my CB radio. When you mount yours, just remember the isolation washer goes on top of the bracket, otherwise when you transmit, others will hear gibberish lol

 

I’m over 6’ tall and this is a RWD. I don’t think I’ll need them, haha.

You got a lowering kit and 24” wheels that’ll fit it?

 

Florida guy here, planning on wheeling somewhere in Alabama the dates of November 20th through the 25th. I am leaning toward Choccolocco since my March trip there got canceled, but may venture more north to Stoney Lonesome. Any recommendations? Anyone want to join? Going to be mostly crawling on the more difficult trails. Pic of said Tacoma that I am taking...

 

Chocc would probably be the better bet as far as harder trails are concerned but both are good parks.

 

Oh, so you got a prerunner? Ok, I figured I'd offer them up to you since you're getting a 3rd gen.

 

I mean prerunners can have sliders too @Bourbon.

Right @pdaddy?

 

I like the black one. Can you add Auburn at the bottom? I need to measure to see what size we need.