Alabama thread!

Phillip, is that you using Brian’s account?

 

Yea there are ppl running them but not all 17's fit.

 

Going for this look. This almost idnetical lift tire/tiresize im doing. Thinking of going with the new wildpeak at4w. You can get a 35/11.5 thats a d load so its lighter tire.

 

Sup Stevie

What size are you looking for?

 

You should throw some 24’s on that and call it a day .

 

You gonna keep the bed open? Maybe a toolbox?

 

think i might just stick with my factory wheels and throw a 35/11.5 20 on it. New wheels and tires is more than i want to spend lol.

 

Im probably going to do some sort of tonneau cover. There's plenty of room for tools and stuff under the rear seat. Storage is huge there.

 

Are those 17's or 18's?

Gotcha. I had one of those diamondback covers right after getting my truck(paid like $60 for it). Took it out to Denver on my way to Moab to a TW member since I never once used it I let the guy offer me what he was comfortable with....and it was more than I thought

 

20's


Ill probably do some sort of soft cover just so i can have bed space when i need it. Theres also this. But is pretty $$$ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDkjpLWcLmg

 

Late today
From AlabamaWX

RADAR CHECK: We have mostly light rain falling across parts of West and South Alabama this morning, otherwise the sky is cloudy with temperatures in the 47-57 degree range as the day begins. Today will be cloudy with some light rain, mainly during the morning hours. Temperatures rise into the 60s statewide this afternoon as the big thaw continues.

REST OF THE WEEK: Widespread rain is likely tomorrow, Thursday, and into Friday morning. The rain could be heavy at times, and a flash flood watch has been issued for areas north of a line from York to Brent to Calera to Sylacauga to Spring Garden.



Rain amounts of 2-4 inches are likely between today and Saturday night across the state, with isolated amounts of 5-6 inches possible over the northern counties. This could lead to some flooding issues.

And, we note a few strong thunderstorms will be possible across far South Alabama tomorrow and Thursday… heavier storms there could produce strong gusty winds. Extreme South Alabama is in a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) of severe thunderstorms Thursday. Highs will be in the 60s, with potential for low 70s across the southern third of the state.



THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: We expect a break in the rain Friday afternoon and Friday night, but another wave of rain and storms is expected Saturday. Global models suggest there will some surface based instability available, and strong storms are possible statewide. A little too early to know if severe thunderstorms will be an issue, but it is certainly is possible. Highs will remain in the 60s over much of the state, with low 70s for some South Alabama communities.

Sunday will be cloudy and cooler with some lingering rain possible; highs drop into the low to mid 50s.

NEXT WEEK: At this point the weather next week looks mostly dry across the Deep South with seasonal temperatures; highs mostly in the 50s, lows in the 30s. See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1940: A winter storm dropped 9.5 inches of snow on Birmingham… the second highest snow on record (below the 13 inches received during the “Blizzard of 93). All roads into and out of the city were glazed with a thick layer of ice. Ethelsville reported 14 inches of snow. The entire state was blanketed. Other amounts included 9 inches at Gadsden, 7.5 inches at Anniston, 6 inches at Tuscaloosa and Decatur, 4 inches at Butler, 3 inches at Florence. A foot snow had fallen at Columbus, MS.

ON THIS DATE IN 1969: An F4 tornado cut a 120-mile long path from Jefferson through Copiah, Simpson, Smith, Scott, and Newton Counties in Mississippi, killing 32 and injuring 241 others. Property damage was estimated at $2 million. An inbound Delta Airlines aircraft reported a hook echo on its scope with this storm.

 

Sup Mike

 

Welp we're alone

 

Sup y’all!

 

Time for a party

 

Not really good weather for a party but we can make due.

 

Sup Jonny

Time to lay around and not worry about a "honey do" list

 

What up Philly!

 

Same ole same ole. Finally back to working my normal 8 on/6 off. Good thing was, I was able to pay for my surgery, finish off the truck payment 6 months early, and get 1 month ahead on all bills........so can't complain too much


Thinking about grabbing a Swampfox Raider for my EPC-9. It's the mini version of the Blade that I have on my 300BLK. Same reticle and all....just half the size

 

I feel that, i just paid off all my credit cards, glad im going to have some extra room on my paycheck.