Alabama thread!

Thats good to know, mattress is nice too. You gonna go tomorrow? Im thinking im gonna wake up early tomorrow morning and ride on up to AOP

 

Plan to keep the bed open.

 

what are you going to do for dry storage?

 

I'll have the back seats of the truck, decked, and toolbox on the tongue of the trailer. I don't really see needing a lot of dry storage....unless I'm over looking something. I could always get some plano boxes I suppose.

 

The mattress in them are real nice, did you get the condensation mat to go under the mattress?

 

mine came with it, along with shoebags

 

Morning Bama!

 

Sup jonny

 

Sup buddy, trying to stay dry here at work!

 

Hey guys! Last part for my suspension is in so installing Saturday. I have been looking forward to this for 3 months!

 

Yeah mine did too and a door mat for the bottom of the ladder lol, some don't

 

which one did you have?

 

I just saw some video of some flooded streets in Cullman!

 

Rainier with the extended fly

 

Plano aren't really waterproof. Look for surplus sales for pelican cases. I got my big case for 70 bucks new its a $400 case. Totally waterproof

 

for what its worth ive never had an issue with water on in mine and its been in all kinds of rains storms on the roof of my truck

 

Yes sir, part of the interstate is under water.

I took the Grandkids to see the water fall a while ago, we go every time it rains hard. If it keeps raining it will go all the way across where it is just barely running now. I have e seen it wash the paved road away a few years ago. They had to rebuild the road and the bridge, they were just gone after the water went done.

https://youtu.be/2m8-Nwi6nBs

Falls are around 50 to 60 feet tall, the kids like to run through the water spray in the road

 

where's the fail i didn't see it?

 

SUMMARY… A tornadic supercell over northern Hale County may persist
with tornado threat expanding east/northeast for several hours.

DISCUSSION… A long-lived supercell, now tornadic and likely
producing a strong tornado, continues to move east/northeast across
northern Hale County, and has shown no signs of weakening.

The air mass ahead of this cell is unstable and warming as the warm
front continues to lift well northeast of the Birmingham area.
Latest VWP out of BMX shows 0-1 SRH of 329 m2/s2 given a motion of
245/38 kt, which supports a strong tornado.

Given warm/moist advection east of the cell, the tornado threat may
persist for a couple hours as it moves east/northeast across several
counties in Alabama.

 

Here we go again