Alabama thread!

Sup Barrie

Chowing down on a pecan waffle

 

Not much going on, kicking back riding the storm out. LOL.

 

I ate too much this morning....been miserable since

 

From AlabamaWX



Severe storms are moving into western MS as I write this, with active severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings. In fact, the tornado warning north of Monroe LA is confirmed on the ground. These storms will continue to track east through the afternoon, but will likely weaken as they approach AL. That being said, an isolated severe storm cant be ruled out mainly over western Alabama near the state line later this evening and tonight.

 

Sup Mike

 

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

 

Good morning Jeff.

 

Good morning Bama have a good and safe day today.

Good morning Jeff

Good morning Barrie, we have rain this morning but some snow showers later today.

 

Good morning Barrie.

Good morning David.

 

Good morning David.

 

Mornin fellas

 

Good morning Phil.

 

Sup Barrie

 

From AlabamaWX

COLD AIR MOVING IN: Temperatures will fall into the 30s across the northern half of Alabama this morning, and will stay there all day with an icy north wind. A few snow flurries are possible in the cold air, but there will be no impact. To the south, Dothan is in the mid 60s this morning ahead of the cold front with rain… the rain ends soon, and temperatures there will fall as well through the day.

The weather will be cold and dry tomorrow through Thursday with highs in the 35-45 degree range; lows will be mostly in the 20s, but teens are likely over North Alabama early Thursday.

WINTER STORM POTENTIAL: We can now focus on the storm system that has potential to bring wintry precipitation to parts of the Deep South Friday. Here are the highlights as a surface low forms along the Louisiana coast.

*A mix of snow, freezing rain, and possibly some sleet will begin during the pre-dawn hours Friday. Temperatures will be in the 27-32 degree range over the northern half of the state, and some travel impact very possible, if not likely Friday morning.

*For now the greatest threat of icy travel is along and north of a line from Eutaw to Centreville to Sylacauga to Roanoke.

*As temperatures warm, precipitation will change to a cold rain during the day Friday, although some snow or freezing rain could continue much of the day over the Tennessee Valley/far North Alabama.

*Snow potential for the Tennessee Valley for now is 1-3 inches with lighter amounts to the south (1/2 to 1 inch for places like Birmingham).

*Precipitation ends Friday evening, but we could see snow flurries or snow showers on Saturday on the back side of the departing storm system.

*Please understand this forecast is very preliminary, and will probably change as we get closer to the event.



The weather will be dry with temperatures below average from Sunday through the first half next week. See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1886: The “Great Blizzard of 1886” struck the Midwest with high winds, subzero temperatures, and heavy snowfall. These conditions caused as many as 100 deaths, and 80% of the cattle in Kansas perished.

ON THIS DATE IN 1996: A severe nor’easter paralyzed the East Coast from January 6 to the 8. In Washington D.C., this storm is also known as the “Great Furlough Storm” because it occurred during the 1996 federal government shutdown. Snowfall amounts from this event include 47 inches in Big Meadows, Virginia; 30.7″ in Philadelphia; 27.8″ in Newark; 24.6″ at the Dulles International Airport; 24.2″ in Trenton; 24″ in Providence; 22.5″ in Baltimore; 18.2″ in Boston; 17.1″ in D.C.; and 9.6″ in Pittsburgh.

ON THIS DATE IN 2017: Much of Central Alabama received a mixed bag of wintry weather. This weather ranged from freezing rain to sleet to snow. The heaviest accumulations of sleet and snow occurred mainly near and south the Interstate 20 corridor. The highest amounts were observed in Tuscaloosa and Jefferson Counties, where up to 1.5 inches of sleet and snow fell.

 

Kicking back, staying in today, too cold.

 

Sup Mike

It was around 50 this morning. I didn't even need a jacket. Belle wouldn't stay outside b/c of the rain She spoilt

 

Ozarks were awesome! Definitely will be going back!

 

Dude, that looks like a great trip. Bart sent me an add for a FWC Eagle last night. It was listed at $2500. I pulled it up to send a message not long ago. Already taken down. That was a killer deal.

 

It was awesome. One of the best ive been on so far. Cant wait to go back.

 

What were the temps like?