Alabama thread!

Either is fine with me. I'll just be piddling around the folks' house. I've already been told to bring the weed eater and chainsaw

 

Lol I’ll let you know, I was planning Saturday maybe a lil before lunch or lunchish. Take the fam by peach park they like it. Sounds like your gonna be busting butt

 

They're only about 10 minutes away from the peach park.

 

Sounds like a plan, what all you gotta do just trim up some trees?

 

I'm gonna weed eat and hopefully get things setup so the concrete pad can be poured. My dad wants a 30x80 section poured so he can have a "barn" thing built.

 

Sounds pretty sweet, wonder how much the concrete is I wanna get this carport poured so I can work on my truck behind the shed not in my garage.

 

I have no clue. I'm sure my uncle "knows" a guy that he'll hook my dad up with. I swear he wheels and deals in his sleep He has put probably 10 vehicles right at the edge of my folks' property and sold them. My folks' are usually there and dad can go out and talk to the people about them.

 

Dad came home with concrete mixer one day about 15yrs ago. I think it's only been used twice. I helped a buddy pour a slab for a shed and dad's buddy has used it

 

That sounds like my uncle always knows the cheapest somebody lol.

Lol I kinda thought about that cause it’ll have to be super dry for awhile to get a concrete truck out behind their, but I bet they’ll be cheaper than I could

 

Did bags of concrete go up like wood too? That mixer made it pretty damn easy

 

I’m sure everything else has, mechanic at work said steel is going up 30% next month means everything is gonna be going up. I had heard the metal buildings were since their so in demand.

 

I need to extend the slab outback of my house

 

I will gladly bring the mixer and help if you'll trade me some welding on that bed rack ...……………...or I'll just come help either way

 

Lol we can arrange that haha

 

I'll make sure it's working when I get to my folks'

 

Starting another new job today with TDI, hoping I can make it last 30 years or so...
https://youtu.be/OIWbKfOQAbs

 

Sup EJ
Best of luck

 

From AlabamaWX

RADAR CHECK: Showers and strong thunderstorms are active early this morning, especially over the eastern half of the state. We will maintain the chance of showers and thunderstorms through the day today, but it won’t be an all-day kind of rain, and you might see the sun break out at times. SPC has defined a “slight risk” (level 2/5) of severe storms for parts of Central and East Alabama today, with a “marginal risk” for much of the rest of the state.



The main threat with the heavier thunderstorms today will come from small hail and strong, gusty winds. The high this afternoon will be in the low 80s.

TOMORROW: We have a more significant severe weather threat tomorrow; much of the state is in an “enhanced risk” (level 3/5), which extends as far south as Jackson, Greenville, and Auburn.



The air will become very unstable tomorrow afternoon across Alabama, and with an approaching upper trough and cold front numerous showers and storms will form by mid to late afternoon, continuing tomorrow night. These storms will be capable of producing large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes. The main window for severe thunderstorms tomorrow will come from roughly 3:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m.

Rain amounts between now and late tomorrow night will be in the 2-3 inch range for much of the state… a few isolated flooding issues could develop where heavier thunderstorms develop.

WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY: Lingering showers should end early in the day Wednesday, followed by afternoon clearing as drier air returns. The weather should remain dry for most of Alabama through Friday with highs in the low to mid 70s.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Saturday will be dry and pleasant… with a good supply of sunshine the high will be close to 80. Clouds increase Sunday, and we will bring in a chance of showers and thunderstorms by afternoon. Sunday’s high will be in the low 80s.

NEXT WEEK: A stalled surface front will keep a chance of rain or thunderstorms in the forecast Monday and Tuesday, followed by trend toward drier weather over the latter half of the week. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1999: There were 63 tornadoes in Oklahoma, making this the worst outbreak ever to strike the state. In Central Oklahoma alone, eight individual supercell thunderstorms produced 57 tornadoes. Bridge Creek, Moore and southern parts of the Oklahoma City Metro area were hit the hardest. When it was near Moore, Oklahoma, a truck-mounted Doppler radar measured a wind speed of 318 mph, the highest ever observed in a tornado. Forecasters at the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, OK were faced with the unprecedented situation of a major tornado on the ground threatening their location. As a major F5 tornado was approaching the Oklahoma City metro area from the southwest, the SPC notified its backup, the Air Force Weather Agency at Offutt AFB in Omaha, Nebraska that they might have to assume operational responsibility if the tornado approached Norman. The storm remained several miles west of the facility but was visible from the SPC roof. Damage from this single tornado was around one billion dollars, making it the most costly tornado in history.

 

Morning Bama!

 

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