Alabama thread!

Phillip, from that angle it looks like you might possibly be stalking. You know the behind the bushes secret agent stuff .

 

That's day one learning

 

Time change made the start of the day fly by and only a few more hours of work and it's dragging.

 

Goodnight everyone, sleep well. Except @Stevie17 you be safe and hope the night goes well.

 

Good morning everyone, have a great and blessed day.

 

Good morning Jeff.

 

From AlabamaWX

LATE SEASON FREEZE: Drier, colder air is over Alabama this morning… the sky will be partly to mostly sunny today with a high between 55 and 65 degrees. A freeze warning is in effect for much of North and Central Alabama for tonight and tomorrow night as temperatures drop into the 25-35 degree range. The freeze warning extends as far south as Demopolis, Selma, Prattville, Dadeville, and Lafayette.



Tomorrow will be a sunny, cool day with highs in the 50s and 60s, and temperatures early Wednesday will be in the sub-freezing range again for the northern 2/3 of the state (generally ranging from 25-35 degrees). Some frost is possible Wednesday morning down into South Alabama. Then, during the day Wednesday, the sky will be sunny with a high in the 60s.

Temperatures reach the 70s Thursday afternoon with a good supply of sunshine. Clouds return Thursday night, and rain arrives Friday ahead of another cold front. For now, severe storms are not expected over most of Alabama due to the lack of surface based instability, but strong storms are very possible along the Gulf Coast. Rain amounts Friday will be around one inch.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Another shot of colder air arrives Saturday… the sky becomes partly to mostly sunny with highs in the 50s and 60s. Then, another late season freeze seems likely for much of North/Central Alabama by early Sunday morning with lows back in the 25-35 degree range. Sunday will be sunny and cool with highs in the 50s for North Alabama, with 60s for the southern counties of the state.

NEXT WEEK: Freezing temperatures are possible again early Monday morning, followed by a warming trend. A batch of rain and storms will likely arrive by mid-week… See the daily Weather Briefing video for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE 30 YEARS AGO: The generational “Blizzard of 93” was winding down. All 67 Alabama counties had measurable snow; winds gusted to nearly hurricane force on ridges with white out conditions, snow amounts of 1 to 2 feet were common over the northern half of the state, with drifts to 5 feet. There was a lot of eerie green lightning followed by the muffled sound of thunder during the peak of the storm. With the atmosphere overloaded with big snowflakes, part of the sound of thunder was absorbed. Some had no power for over a week.

We forecast 6 to 16 inches of snow going into the event, but many didn’t believe it since we were in mid-March, the flowers were blooming, and the high on March 10, 1993 (two days before the blizzard) was 75.

The storm dropped 13 inches at the Birmingham International Airport, where the records are kept, and almost two feet of snow across parts of southern Jefferson and northern Shelby counties. The heaviest snow across the Southeast U.S. was recorded was at Newfound Gap, where U.S. 441 crosses the Tennessee and North Carolina border, with five feet. The temperature at Birmingham dropped to 2 degrees on Sunday, March 14, 1993 with a clear sky, light wind, and a huge snow cover.

 

Good morning Mike.

 

Morning Barrie!

 

Morning guys.

 

Sup fellas. Another day in paradise. I woke this morning feeling extra grateful to wake up and have the privilege to go to work. Sometimes i think about the smallest things and how we take them for granted.

 

Morning Hayden.

Morning Brian.

 

Good morning erbody, what's the beginning of your work week is already my Tuesday. Got my coffee ☕ brewing and breakfast cooking , mmmm that coffee smell.

 

Yea idk. sounds like you need to tear diff apart and reseal everything then....

 

Man, That's the truth. Some days I get bummed because something didn't go my way or turn out like I think it should. Then someday I think just how lucky I am to have the job I have. Sometimes it just takes a little change of perspective.

 

Hell yeh that's the kind of attitude to have!

 

Yeah im extremely grateful for all that i have. My life could have gone a completely different direction and i cant image my life different than now. Just grinds my gears when i see some sorry ass employee slacking at their job. We went to MacDonald the other day and i shit you not when we came up to the counter the employee never said a word to us and was just scroll through FB. It wasn't until i said something the employee made a noise like she was disgusted and said what do you want. I told my wife in front of the employee we are not eating here. I understand jobs like those are not as "good"as other jobs out there but you still have a place to work and a way to pay the bills. It just amazes me when ppl act like they will never be fired or held accountable for their actions.

 

I'm thankful for being able to get up everyday and for all the pain and suffering, not just your everyday things. But suffering from allergies and sickness. It's all part of being tested and how you handle it.

 

alright guys, truck is about paid off and I have been thinking about eventually going up to 35s but who here has cut fenders?