Alabama thread!

We've seen a good bit of flu. Hasn't been super bad...but still here

 

I aggravated it using butane heater at my camp. Need to switch to diesel heater.

 

Good morning Bama y'all have a great day and be careful.
Have a great weekend when you get to it.

 

Good morning David.

 

Good morning everyone, have a great and blessed day!


@Brian422 that plane crash is such a tragedy.


@gixxerphil hope today is a better day at work.


@Arrowshot hope your feeling better.


@Maddog-51 have a great camping trip.


@Tiedie good morning


@Barrie good morning

 

Good morning Barrie

Good morning Jeff

 

Mornin fellas

 

Good morning Phil.

Good morning Jeff.

 

Sup Barrie

 

From AlabamaWX

RADAR CHECK: Rain is falling early this morning over much of North and West Alabama… it will continue to push deeper into the state over the next few hours. By afternoon most of the rain will be over the eastern and southern counties; we note SPC still has defined a low end “marginal risk” of severe storms for the far southern part of the state.



A few storms could produce gusty winds over Southeast Alabama this afternoon, but the overall severe threat is low. As an upper trough moves through, additional showers will form over the northern half of the state during the afternoon and evening hours; some thunder is possible but there is no risk of severe storms there, and the showers should be over by 8-9 p.m. Temperatures will hold in the 60s across Alabama today.

THE WEEKEND: Expect dry weather over the weekend with mostly sunny pleasant days and fair cool nights. Highs will be in the 60s tomorrow, and in the 67-73 degree range Sunday.

NEXT WEEK: It will be the warmest week so far this year, feeling more like April with highs in the 70s. In fact, we will be flirting with record highs on a few days. Global models have trended drier; a few spotty showers are possible during the latter half of the week, but the most widespread rain will likely hold north of Alabama through the week. Some cooler air begins to return around February 9-10, but there is still no evidence of any “Arctic blast” like we experienced earlier this month. See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 1989: The barometric pressure at Norway, Alaska, reached 31.85 inches (1078.4 mb) establishing an all-time record for the North American Continent. The temperature at the time of the record was about 46 degrees below zero. The severe arctic cold began to invade the north-central U.S. The temperature at Grand Fall, Montana, plunged 85 degrees in 36 hours.

 

Sup Mike

 

Morning Phil view from my office this morning. Waiting on it to start raining. How's the leg doing?

 

Sup David
Ankle is good. I'm actually back looking/buying bike stuff. Been reading up on rides around the Southeast and watching YT


South's Best Motorcycle Rides | Motorcycle Roads

 

Work station has a wood stove , a water closet , a dining room table
All is well just waiting on 4:30.

 

Cozy

What's a water closet?

 

water closet as opposed to the water feature

 

Ah....portable shitter Never heard it called that before. Lesson learned for the day

 

Mornin fellas

 

Good morning Phil.

 

Good morning everyone, have a great and blessed Saturday.