Alabama thread!

Good morning.

 

Yeah it needs to be done. Got my four link brackets/links and coilovers ordered yesterday.

 

Morning Clay.

 

Morning Barrie.

 

It's been a rainy mess here since yesterday morning and still sprinkling this morning. I'm ready for this mess to move out.

From AlabamaWX

MOSTLY DRY TODAY AND TOMORROW: Showers across Alabama should be few and far between through tomorrow; highs will be mostly in the 60s for the northern 2/3 of the state, with low 70s for South Alabama. The sky will be generally cloudy, but the sun should peek out at times.

ACTIVE DAY WEDNESDAY: A dynamic storm system will bring the risk of heavy rain and strong thunderstorms to Alabama Wednesday. SPC has defined a “slight risk” (level 2/5) for areas south of a line from York to Greenville to Abbeville, and a “marginal risk” as far north as Eutaw, Montgomery, and Eufaula.



Thunderstorms over the southern third of the state Wednesday will have some tornado potential as veering/increasing flow with height anticipated across the area will be favorable for supporting evolution of rotating updrafts/supercells. For now it looks like the core severe weather threat for South Alabama Wednesday will come from about 2:00 until 10:00 p.m.

The lack of surface based instability means that storms over North Alabama will likely remain below severe limits, but heavy rain is possible statewide, with amounts of 2-3 inches very possible. Some flooding issues could evolve by afternoon.



Rain will end very early Thursday morning, followed by a clearing sky along with temperatures holding in the 50s with a cool north wind.

FRIDAY AND THE WEEKEND: Friday and Saturday will be dry and much colder. The high Friday will be 50s, and in the 44-49 degree range Saturday. Temperatures go below freezing Saturday morning for the first time since December 1. Most of the state will stay dry Sunday, although a feature in the southern branch of the jet stream could bring some light rain near the Gulf Coast. Highs Sunday will be in the 40s over North Alabama, with 50s for the southern counties of the state.

NEXT WEEK: Forecast confidence is low concerning specific weather events with a complex pattern in place; some rain is possible early in the week based on the reliable European global model. It is likely that temperatures through the week will remain below average as a cold pattern develops for much of the continuous U.S. There is potential for a cross-polar flow to develop next week, which will keep temperatures here below average through Christmas. See the daily Weather Briefing video for maps, graphics, and more details.





ON THIS DATE IN 1967: From December 12th through the 20th a series of snowstorms buries Flagstaff, Arizona with nearly 85 inches of snow.

 

Morning Bama!

 

Morning Jeff.

Morning Mike.

Morning Jonny.

 

Mornin fellas

 

Morning Phil.

 

Sup Barrie

 

Not much Phil, getting ready to head out for some breakfast and then go to the shop and change out the wrong throw out bearing in the bosses 39 Chevy.

 

Nice. It's a dreary day here. Hope it keeps folks at home

 

It's about the same thing here, very cloudy.

 

Just gotta get through this week and off until the new year!

 

I spent all day yesterday thinking it was Saturday....so now I've got a "short" week left

Sup Jonny

 

Morning!

 

sup fellas, thank God coworker is back at work today

 

Sup Brian

 

working my butt off. Its been crazy round here.

 

Lunch?