Alabama thread!

With all the crap up here I think I missed a lot.
Hope he's doing well.

 

Goodnight everyone, sleep well.

 

I came home on Tuesday I think. Follow up to remove sutures and get a cast is the 15th(I think). I've honestly been dealing with a good bit of pain, but nothing compared to the folks dealing with the hurricane.

Doc said things lined up beautifully. I think I ended up with 14 screws.

 

Dooood that’s pretty extreme, glad your feeling better

 

Dang! It look like the docs got it straighten back in place. Prayers for your continued recovery.

 

Good morning everyone, have a great, safe and blessed Thursday.

 

Good morning Jeff.

 

Good morning Barrie.

 

Thanks for your thoughts. Glad you're home. I don't understand why @Brian422 couldn't just throw in some screws and call it a day.
Just kidding glad your home and you can start healing. Take it easy what you got there is a lot of pain, don't push it just heal.

 

Good morning David.

 

Good morning Bama,52 this morning no rain in site for a few days. Had a good day yesterday got some supplies from Sam's, little to no fresh meats, some produce and frozen foods, no dairy products.
Saw my mother and sister yesterday both have power, my sister uses skyrunner Internet and it up. One of the wife's friends needed some straw for the animals and I had it so she got it.
Wife has food pantry today so she's going to get things together for some of our community members.

Good morning Jeff

Good morning Barrie hope you guys faired ok, sorry I haven't asked earlier.

 

Good morning David.

 

From AlabamaWX

WARM AFTERNOONS THROUGH SUNDAY: Highs will be in the mid 80s across Alabama through the weekend as the warm early fall pattern continues. The weather stays dry today, but we will mention a chance of scattered showers tomorrow statewide… nothing heavy or widespread. Then, the weekend will be rain-free with mostly sunny days and fair nights.

COOL CHANGE: Monday will be another warm, dry day with a high in the mid 80s, but a dry cold front passes through the state Monday night, and cooler air settles in for the west of the week with highs dropping into the 70s over the northern half of the state. Lows will be well down in the 50s; some of the cooler pockets could see upper 40s by mid-week. We see no risk of rain through the week… See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



TROPICS: Kirk is a major hurricane in the eastern Atlantic with winds of 120 mph; thankfully it will turn north, then northeast across the open Atlantic and is no threat to land. And, to the west of Kirk, we have newly formed Tropical Storm Leslie with winds of 40 mph. It will pretty much follow the same path as Kirk and will stay far from land.

Closer to home, disorganized showers and thunderstorms over portions of the Gulf of Mexico are associated with a surface trough. A broad area of low pressure is likely to develop over the Gulf of Mexico late this weekend or early next week, but subsequent tropical or subtropical development could be limited by the system’s potential interaction with a frontal boundary. Regardless of development, locally heavy rains could occur over portions of Mexico during the next few days and over portions of the Florida Peninsula next week.

NHC has dropped the chance of development to 30 percent. We see no tropical storms or hurricane threatening the Central Gulf Coast (Gulf Shores to Panama City Beach) at least for the next 7-10 days.



FOOTBALL WEATHER: Just a small risk of a shower during the first quarter, otherwise mostly and pleasant for the high school games tomorrow night; temperatures will fall through the 70s.

Saturday UAB will host Tulane at Protective Stadium in downtown Birmingham (12:00p CT kickoff)… the sky will be mostly sunny with temperatures in the low to mid 80s.

Auburn will be on the road at Georgia (2:30p CT kickoff)… the sky will be sunny with temperatures in the low 80s through most of the game.

Alabama travels to Nashville to take on Vanderbilt (3:15p CT kickoff)… expect a sunny sky with temperatures falling from near 85 degrees at kickoff, to near 80 by the final whistle.

ON THIS DATE IN 1979: An F4 tornado struck the towns of Windsor, Windsor Locks, and Suffield in Connecticut, causing an estimated $400 million in property damage. The New England Air Museum, which housed more than 20 vintage aircraft, was destroyed. This tornado also caused a United Airlines flight to abort a landing at the Bradley International Airport because the pilot saw the tornado.

 

Morning erbody

 

Morning Stevie

 

Good morning Stevie.

 

Morning David

Morning Barrie, how are you all doing?

 

Living the dream Stevie, living the dream.
How's things going with you?

 

Good wife did food pantry today and said that lots of help today and Manna was bringing a truck of food in later.

 

Trying to get motivated here at werk