Alabama thread!

Good morning!

 

Good morning Barrie 12* this morning warming up.

 

Good morning everyone, have a great and blessed day.

 

Good morning Barrie.

Good morning David.

 

Mornin fellas

 

@Modern.Hermit
Lucked out with my HJC having the pinlock

 

From AlabamaWX

BIG THAW: The bitterly cold Arctic air will be scoured out of the contiguous U.S. this week thanks to an upper air pattern change over North America. In Alabama, temperatures rise into the 50s today, 60s tomorrow, and then we will be in the 67-74 degree range over the latter half of the week. All of the remaining snow and ice over the northwest corner of the state will melt away.

TURNING WET: The weather will stay dry today, and tomorrow we have just the risk of a few isolated showers… most of the day will stay rain-free. But a very wet period begins for Alabama Wednesday. We will have occasional rain and a few thunderstorms on a daily basis Wednesday through Saturday. Rain could be heavy a times along the way, and a few flooding issues can’t be ruled out as rain totals of 3-5 inches are expected across most of the state.



A few strong thunderstorms will be possible over the southern counties; a “marginal risk” of severe storms has been introduced by SPC for Wednesday across Washington, Mobile, and Baldwin counties of Southwest Alabama.



Heavier thunderstorms across Southwest Alabama Wednesday afternoon/night could produce strong gusty winds.

Dry air returns to Alabama on Sunday, with a partly sunny sky along with highs in the 50s, right at seasonal levels for late January.

NEXT WEEK: For now much of the week (January 29-February 2) looks dry with highs mostly in the 50s, and lows in the 30s. See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1904: An estimated F4 tornado leveled the northern part of Moundville just after midnight, killing 37 people. The tornado reportedly had a phosphorescent glow.

An engineer on a northbound Great Southern train saw the destruction right after it occurred, and backed his train 12 miles in reverse to the town of Akron, where he sent a telegram for help. An infant was snatched from its crib in the lower part of town and hurled through the air. It was airborne as it passed over the demolished stores. It was deposited uninjured in an old cotton field more than 100 yards away.Everything in the tornado path was swept aside including heavily laden freight cars standing on the tracks. The tornado sucked heavy timbers from the rain cars and scattered them nearby.

 

Sup Mike

 

Sup erbody , so glad the freeze is over with. Yesterday being close to 30 felt like a heat wave . Today it’s supposed to be close to 40 or higher.

 

Sup Stevie

 

Morning fellas, parked next to this this morning…

 

I have to say I approve

 

Sup Brian

 

NM just scrolling through TW and Tundras.com lol. Think im sold on westcott designs lift for OEM coil overs. I dont need anything fancy for the Tundy. Just want some lift and 35's lol.

 

Good morning everyone!

 

Nice

I've been looking at Toyota Matrix S AWD's I would love to have a little gas saver to get me by when I can't ride the bike and park the truck for just camping stuffs

 

Sup Barrie

 

Brian , you sound like Phillip

 

I've had several of these. They're such fun little cars and so simple too.

 

Sup Mike

Do you have any secret squirrel sales for those?