Alabama thread!

I think it's the battery

 

Yea I may pickup a spare resister just in case.

Lol that’s a first so hopefully it holds out, I figured I was gonna have to work on it on my off day

Lol just filled up yesterday maybe bad gas?

 

Thank you to all of you the have serviced to protect us and to those that are still servicing for our freedoms.

Thank you!!

 

Evenin fellas

 

How's life Phillip?

 

Not too bad.....just getting settled in at work...…….so give me a few before I start bitching

 

We've got 16 in the lobby. It's gonna be a rough one

 

Good luck, man!

 

Good thing is, it'll be over with at 7am regardless

 

Morning all! PP you survive the night?

 

Mornin.

I feel hungover. Haven’t cheated on my diet in a long time and had our anniversary dinner last night at Perry’s. I splurged because of the occasion.

 

Not much longer, are you going to make it?

 

Barely
Sup Bart

Sup B

I will


I figured out my 7-pin wiring for the trailer. I have what is known as the standard RV wiring. I should be good with what I have, so that was a relief.

 

Happy burfday @cubie

 

Thanks Phil!

 

happy birthday Jonny!

 

To whoever recommended me for a CMC in a Facebook group - thank you

 

Sup Trey

I think it was Don @Peligro

 

Happy Birthday Jonny!

From AlabamaWX

DRIER AIR MOVING IN: Clouds this morning across Alabama will give way to a sunny afternoon as dry air returns to the state. Humidity values will be noticeably lower than recent days. Tonight will be clear and cool with a low in the 40s, and tomorrow we will enjoy sunshine in full supply with a high at or just over 70 degrees.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Another delightful fall day is ahead for Saturday; after a morning low in the 40-45 degree range we rise into the low to mid 70s with a sunny sky. Sunday will be partly sunny with a high in the 70s; a cold front will bring some risk of isolated showers during the afternoon and evening hours, but moisture will be extremely limited, and rain amounts will be very light and spotty.

NEXT WEEK: Much cooler air settles into the state for the week. No rain with sunny days and clear nights; highs will be in the 60s with lows in the 30s and 40s. Looks like we will see widespread frost early Tuesday, with a freeze for colder spots. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



Keep in mind we are in the peak of the late fall tornado season in Alabama, but we see no risk of severe storms for at least the next ten days. And, very little rain.

YESTERDAY’S RAIN: Rain totals around Alabama yesterday included…

West Blocton 3.01″
Remlap 1.82″
Rock Creek 1.72″
Oak Grove 1.55″
Black Creek 1.32″
Bessemer 1.28″
Hueytown 1.02″
Concord 0.89″
Moody 0.78″
Carbon Hill 0.17″
Decatur 0.13″
Weaver 0.13″
Muscle Shoals 0.05″
Montgomery 0.05″
Huntsville 0.04″
Coker 0.01″
Mobile Trace

TROPICS: Tropical Storm Eta is inland this morning over North Florida with sustained winds of 50 mph; it will move out into the Atlantic tonight.



In the far eastern Atlantic, Tropical Storm Theta will become post-tropical by early next week southwest of Portugal.



And, in the Caribbean, Invest 98L is expected to become Tropical Storm Iota over the next few days. Most guidance suggests it will reach hurricane strength by Sunday or Monday as it approaches Central America.



ON THIS DATE IN 1970: The deadliest tropical cyclone ever recorded, and one of the deadliest natural disasters in modern times occurred on this day in East Pakistan, now Bangladesh. The Bhola Cyclone first formed over the Bay of Bengal on November 8 and traveled north. This cyclone reached peak intensity, Category 3, on the 11, and made landfall on the coast of East Pakistan the following afternoon. The Bhola Cyclone killed an estimated 500,000 people and caused nearly $90 million in damage (1970 USD).