Alabama thread!

My buddy that was in Denver is back in Chattanooga for good, so that's why I'm going.

 

Friday night the 31st?

 

Yea thats good with me but let me run it by Anna.

 

I gotta run it by Jeannie too!

 

Prentice Cooper
AOP
Wooly's Offroad
Coalmont OHV Park
Coppinger Cove

There is a lot of places near Chattanooga to offroad

 

Im not going back to AOP unless ive got a ton of spare parts with me lol, The entrance was so rutted and muddy i had to use both lockers just to get down the main road lol

 

My buddy that grew up there said Aetna just had a bunch of land bought up by a developer and will more than likely close down.

 

I have only been there one time

 

Yeah not a place you want to go if it has been raining, it is a fun place if it is dry

 

Let me know about this. I might try and make it. We will just be getting back from Key West so it will be a game time for me.

 

Patches and decals dropped tonight. KidOverland.com

 

Come one come all!

 

Morning Bama!

 

Yall go vote for the Bama members' trucks in the Photography thread!

 

From AlabamaWX

UNSEASONABLY MILD: An upper ridge will keep Alabama mostly dry and very mild through Friday. The high today will be close to 70, followed by low 70s tomorrow, and potentially mid 70s Friday. The sky will be mostly sunny today, and partly sunny tomorrow and Friday… showers will be almost impossible to find due to the ridge.

Here are the daily record highs for the rest of the week at Birmingham…

Today (December 15) 77 (1971)
Tomorrow (December 16) 76 (1924)
Friday (December 17) 73 (1984)

That record high of 73 on Friday could very well be in danger.

NORTHWEST OF ALABAMA TODAY: A significant wind event is likely across much of the nation’s mid-section… high wind warnings cover much of the Central U.S. into the western Great Lakes. Pressure gradient (non-thunderstorm) winds could approach 70 mph in spots. And, there is a “moderate risk” (level 4/5) of severe storms later today and tonight for parts of Iowa, Southern Minnesota, and western Wisconsin. The main threat there is from damaging thunderstorm winds.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: A cold front will bring rain to Alabama Saturday. It won’t rain all day, but occasional showers are likely, along with a few thunderstorms. Thankfully dynamic forcing is weak and severe storms are not expected. The day will be cloudy with a high between 67 and 70 degrees for most places. It now looks like Sunday will be dry with a partly to mostly sunny sky; the day will be cooler with a high in the low to mid 50s.

NEXT WEEK: The latest global model data suggests Monday will be cool and dry, but a short wave aloft will bring some light rain to the state late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Then, dry weather is likely for the rest of the week and through Christmas Day. The high Monday and Tuesday will be in the 50s, followed by low 60s for the rest of the week. The latest MOS (model output statistics) from the National Blend of Models (NBM) is currently showing ga high for Christmas Day of 60 for Birmingham with a good supply of sunshine. See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



FOOTBALL WEATHER: UAB will take on BYU Saturday in the Independence Bowl in Shreveport, LA (2:30p CT kickoff on ABC 33/40)… the sky will be cloudy with occasional showers likely, possibly a thunderstorm. Temperatures will be in the 60s.

ON THIS DATE IN 1992: Cyclone John hit the sparsely populated northwest coast of Australia with winds gusting to 185 mph. John was the strongest cyclone to hit Australia in over 100 years.

 

Good morning

 

Mornin fellas

 

Sup Jeff, sup Phil!

 

Sup Jonny

 

Blowing leafs off the top of my house and back deck. Then the front porch, flower beds, sidewalk and yard. I like all my oak trees in the summer but not so much in the fall.