Alabama thread!

That's where I'm at with mine she's like terrified. Never fallen but even scared on the training wheels. But will ride a scooter and is slowly getting better on roller skates. Both of those she's eaten dirt pretty hard on. I don't get the bike fear thing.

 

Sup Justin

 

You ever get your wheel bearings figured out? I’m pretty sure mines lca bushings I could spray white lithium in there and it’ll go away for a bit.

 

Just got the kids on the bus and finished first cup of coffee. It's raining pretty good here, so I'm thinking of going back to bed

 

I wish ours were in school. They are finally going back March 1st definitively. But with a very dickered schedule. Mon, Tues with teacher getting instruction, Wed at home doing zoom school, thurs & fri in classroom doing self paced google slides . Since our district gave choices to both teachers and parents to stay home or what not. Well 1/2 the students are staying home the rest of the school yr and a lot of teachers are too so now it's a struggle to do anything.

ALL the private schools have been open since aug in my area not 1 single case K-12. I'm looking into private schools now.

 

I ordered. The guy I ordered from said his supplier was going to be late with his shipment. Should be next week before they ship out. I’m going to replace those and then see how things are. Hopefully that’s the issue.

 

We can’t ever file taxes til end of January at the earliest. Too many forms needed via the ol mailman first. However, I look at a site called military wallet and for as many years as I can remember filing taxes in Alabama their dates have been exact each time.

https://themilitarywallet.com/irs-federal-tax-refund-schedule/

Page has a massive amount of information so you have to scroll a bit and scroll through the ads but the dates are there. Not like it matters, as you’ll get your refund when you get it no matter what but I still look at it once a year. When our kids are grown I’ll look at a different site. One that tells me what is the absolute latest I can file taxes as I’m sure I won’t get a refund then!!!

 

I would think it would be a mud truck, the tires probably weight over a 500 pounds each.
The tires looked something like this.

 

From AlabamaWX

WET IS THE WORD: The combination of a stalled surface front, and an upper wave approaching from the west will bring cloudy, wet weather to Alabama over the next 36 hours. Look for periods of rain today, tonight, and tomorrow; rain amounts of around 1 inch are likely. No risk of severe storms, probably no thunder. We do note the far northern part of Alabama could get into drier air tomorrow, so places like Muscle Shoals, Athens, and Huntsville could be rain-free a decent part of the day. But, for a large majority of the state occasional rain continues.

The high today will be in the low 60s over the southern 2/3 of the state, with upper 50s to the north. Highs tomorrow will be in the 50s as the front sags southward.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Saturday will bring a break in the rain; the sky will be mostly sunny with a high in the mid 50s. And, the latest model data suggests a decent part of the day Sunday will be dry as well, although a few showers could develop over the northwest part of the state late in the day. We rise into the low 60s Sunday afternoon.

STRONG STORMS MONDAY: A deep surface low will develop northwest of Alabama Monday, and a moist, unstable airmass will move up into the state with potential for temperatures to reach the low 70s. This will bring showers and thunderstorms statewide, and confidence is increasing that we will have potential for strong to possibly severe thunderstorms by afternoon. Still too early to be really specific, but just be aware that Monday could be an active weather day.



REST OF NEXT WEEK: Tuesday looks dry, but another disturbance will bring some rain to the state late Tuesday night into part of the day Wednesday. Dry weather returns Thursday and Friday. The high Tuesday will be in the low to mid 60s, followed by 50s each day for the rest of the week. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1985: A deep Arctic cold wave covered much of the Deep South. The official low at Birmingham was -6F, the second coldest temperature on record for the city. Other lows included -11F at Huntsville and Muscle Shoals, 0F at Montgomery, and 3F at Mobile. Jacksonville, Florida recorded its all-time record low of 7 degrees.

ON THIS DATE IN 1999: A major tornado outbreak occurred from southwest into central and northeast Arkansas during the afternoon and evening. In the Little Rock Area, 30 tornadoes tracked across 15 counties. Homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed in areas like Little Rock, Beebe, McRae, and in areas farther north and east. Eight deaths resulted from the tornadoes with 140 to 150 injuries also reported.

 

Thats one heck of a windshield crack you got goin on lol. Just messing with ya.

Edit: I replaced my windshield a few years ago.

 

Afternoon Bama folks!

 

Yeah, I need to replace it, maybe one day, lol

 

Evenin fellas

 

Back to the grind

 

Evening yall!

 

Sup Jonny

 

Heard that if ya need a hand holler it’s not too bad. I may try and put some gas in the project Tacoma see if it cranks this weekend.

 

Sup Caleb