Alabama thread!

It looked like the main storm went around, so you probably got it a lot worse than here.

 

I just walked around outside surveying for wind damage and all looks good . Except the yard is underwater again.

 

TLD had an Evel suit. The helmet alone is $500 plus now. They no longer make this design.

 

I hate that for Mississippi. Seems like everyone faired well.

 

Picked up a glock 19 today

 

Uh oh , you gotta few drive by's in mind ? Seems like there's at least 2 or 3 a day in Birmingham.

 

I live in Irondale, it’s outside of Birmingham. It’s a lot nicer lol. But nope just for self defense and range use.

 

Is that where the mini statue of liberty is at? It's been awhile since I've been down that way.

 

Finally dropped the flat tailgate panel I got from @rmepilot a week or so ago. Didn’t have time to paint but, wanted to get on before trip next weekend. Thanks Rob and John for TW express.

 

Bart, did you paint your bed stiffeners? Mine came unpainted.

 

Looks good my man. Glad I could help

 

Mine did as well. I dropped them off and had them powder coated. My first set came coated but they stopped doing it.

 

I think I may see if I can find a small spray liner type stuff to coat mine with, but for 125 you'd think they would be painted and put themselves on .

 

Goodnight everyone

 

If I hadn’t been pressed for time I would have painted my self. I have done a few things with the liner and it has held up well.

 

From AlabamaWX

SUNDAY’S WEATHER:



For now, it looks like showers and storms will start developing over the central parts of Central Alabama a couple of hours after midnight and will build through the rest of the pre-dawn hours. A Slight Risk continues for locations along and south of a line from Boligee to Calera to Lineville, and that will go until that product expires at 7 am Sunday.



After that, the next Severe Weather Outlook goes into effect and an Enhanced Risk for severe storms is up for locations south and west of a line from Boligee to Wetumpka to Pike Road. A Slight Risk covers the rest of the southern half of the area, from Geiger to Montevallo to Lineville. A Marginal Risk extends northward of that to a line from Vernon to Garden City to Cedar Bluff.



There will be two waves of storms, with the first one occurring from roughly 2-3 am to 6-7 pm…



…and the second wave moving in around 6-7 pm and potentially persisting until 6-7 am Monday morning. Threats will mainly be from damaging thunderstorm wind gusts up to 60-70 mph, but large hail and a few tornadoes can’t be ruled out. A strong tornado or two will be possible in the Enhanced Risk locations. Highs in the mid 70s to the lower 80s.

MONDAY: The good news is, the front responsible for all of our severe weather activity will finally be pushed down toward the Gulf Coast on Monday. Other than the rain pushing out of the area during the first half of the day, the second half will be dry with clearing skies. Highs in the mid to upper 70s.

TUESDAY: The front will stall out over South Alabama and will be a focal point for showers and thunderstorm development during the heating of the day on Tuesday, mainly over the southern-third of the area. Everyone else will be dry with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Highs in the upper 60s to the lower 70s.

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Much calmer weather can be expected on Wednesday and Thursday, as sunny skies and nice temperatures look to be in the cards. Wednesday’s highs in the mid to upper 60s, and warming into the 70s on Thursday.

FRIDAY: The next system will start to move into the northern half of the area during the second half of the day on Friday, and will bring showers and a few storms to those locations. At this point, severe weather does not look likely. Highs in the upper 70s to the lower 80s.

THE CENTRAL ALABAMA WEEKEND: The system continues to slowly move deeper into the area on Saturday, eventually bringing showers and storms to everyone. For now, a few stronger storms will be possible as the global models are showing enough instability, shear, and helicity for the potential of a severe storm. It’s too far out to be certain, so we’ll watch for later model runs to pin down what to expect. Highs in the lower 70s to the lower 80s.

The storms will be out of the area by midnight, and Sunday looks to be a much better day across Central Alabama. We’ll have mainly sunny skies, and highs in the 70s.

 

Fiancé and her son left Friday to head to Charleston for cruise (leaves Monday). I had to stay behind because of issues with kids. But it seems everything will work out, booked a redeye flight out of bhm tonight to get to Charleston at midnight. Enough time to get some sleep then board the ship tomorrow morning! Glad I’m not going to miss this cruise afterall…

 

Morning Bart
Morning Mike
Finally looks like some nice weather for awhile.

 

Morning Don, where's the cruise going?

 

West point Ga was hit by a tornado this morning. Also lemon size hail. Reports that it hit wild animal safari as well near pine mountain GA. Reports that 2 tigers were unaccounted for and are on the loose per Troup county sheriff's office.