Alabama thread!

Looks like someone got lost

 

Stranger Danger

 

I hear the PSA ones will be great. I don’t mind stock 10-rounders, as I always always carry spare mags too.

 

Yeah, and if you can’t hit your target within 10 shots, then is five extra rounds really going to help lol

 

As long as that coat doesn’t open. I don’t need to be seeing a strangers unmentionables.

 

Just peeking in to see what TW has been up too.

 

Not lost this is where all my homies are.

 

sup buddy. I love seeing the pics on IG man they are good!

 

Thank you sir!

 

Where in the hell you been man? Don’t be a stranger! I recently ran across that pic of me, you and Brian at the wedding.

 

Goodnight everyone, sleep well.

 

That was a good time, I miss my AL brothers!!! Life has been busy AF for me since I got engaged last yr. The beginning of this yr has started off with a bang too. Truck got broken into, got the woman a honda pilot, the woman moved in, wedding planning, a few trips to the beach, been beginning to look at houses and land, and recently I got a big promotion at work. Work has been tying me up quite a bit lately and I'll be doing some more traveling for work. Finally things are settling down so I'm getting a hold of my schedule better. I'm hoping we can get down there this summer and camp for a weekend.

 

Good morning everyone, have a great and blessed day.

 

We are at the halfway point!!!

 

From AlabamaWX

RADAR CHECK: Showers are over the northern third of Alabama early this morning; those are moving eastward and will be in Georgia by mid-morning. Additional scattered showers and thunderstorms will form this afternoon and tonight, but it certainly won’t rain all day today and you might see a peek or two of sun this afternoon. The high today will be in the 68-74 degree range.

We do note SPC has introduced a very low end, “marginal risk” of severe thunderstorms for parts of Central and South Alabama this afternoon; a few storms could produce small hail and gusty winds. No tornado threat today.



TOMORROW: An organized area of rain and storms will push through the state tomorrow, and SPC has defined a “slight risk” (level 2/5) of severe thunderstorms for South Alabama… for areas south of a line from Grove Hill to Greenville to Eufaula. A “marginal risk” (level 1/5) extends as far north as Decatur and Huntsville.



The core threat of heavier storms will be over the southern quarter of the state, where the air will be most unstable. The main threats will come from small hail and strong straight line winds, but an isolated tornado can’t be ruled out… especially across Mobile and Baldwin counties. Rain will be heavy at times across South Alabama, where rain amounts could exceed one inch.

The risk of severe thunderstorms over the northern half of the state is low, and there is no tornado threat there. Rain amounts over North Alabama will be generally 1/2 inch or less.

The core window for rain tomorrow will come from 10am until 5pm; any lingering showers tomorrow night should be few and far between.

FRIDAY AND THE WEEKEND: We will mention the risk of a stray shower Friday morning, but a decent part of the day will be dry with potential for some clearing by afternoon. The high Friday will be in the mid 70s.

Models continue to struggle with the weekend pattern; we will continue to use the reliable European global model, which suggests Saturday will be a dry, mild day with a high in the 70s. Rain will return Saturday night into Sunday with the next wave; for now severe storms are not expected, and the most widespread rain will likely come across the southern half of the state. The high Sunday will be close to 70 degrees.

NEXT WEEK: Much of next week looks dry at this point with highs mostly in the 70s. See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1986: The Chernobyl nuclear power station in Kiev Ukraine suffered a massive explosion. The radioactive cloud of particles and gas carried westward and northwestward, contaminating large areas of Europe in the following week.

ON THIS DATE IN 2011: A total of 55 tornadoes touched down across several states, including Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas. Most of those tornadoes were weak, but a few of them caused considerable damage. A long-tracked wedge tornado caused EF-2 damage in rural portions of Texas and Louisiana. It was the beginning of the “Super Outbreak” of tornadoes that would peak on the next day, April 27, 2011.

 

Mornin fellas

 

Mornin Phil! How were the off days?

 

Sup JD

They weren't long enough My mom worked me like a Hebrew slave, but she was happy with her yard.....so it's ok

 

I consider it the 3rd Monday of the week for me, Morning erbody