Alabama thread!

Morning Bama!

 

Morning everyone

 

That depends on type of windows and type of siding as well as height of home. Plus that fee only was to install windows not trim them out inside as well.

 

good morning.

 

Sup. Remote schooling cancelled today, lol

 

Yup, time to have to face the teachers.

 

Ughhh gotta quit drinking on Sunday nights

 

Nope cancelled due to storm. The school did recently say they are gonna go back to in class but we are taking the option of staying remote. We are about to move and my wife has to work in Gulf Breeze two days a week, just be easier to stay on remote

 

Wet

From AlabamaWX

SCATTERED SHOWERS LATER TODAY: The radar is quiet across most of Alabama early this morning, but we expect scattered showers, and possibly a thunderstorm to form this afternoon and tonight. Odds of any one spot getting wet are 30/35 percent, and the high today will be in the upper 80s with a partly sunny sky.

MID-WEEK: The sky becomes mostly cloudy, and showers will form during the day as Sally moves into the Mississippi coast. Then, rain become widespread and heavy at times tomorrow night and Wednesday as Sally begins to turn to the east/northeast and into Alabama. Rain amounts of 3 to 6 inches are expected for North/Central Alabama, and a flash flood watch has been issued. Rain will diminish by Thursday morning as the remnant circulation moves to the east.

Wednesday will be breezy, with average winds of 15-25 mph along with gusts to 30 mph. There is a low end, conditional risk of a few brief, isolated tornadoes over the southern half of the state as well; SPC has a “marginal risk” defined for areas generally along and south of U.S. 80.



FRIDAY AND THE WEEKEND: The weather looks delightful on these three days. Lots of sunshine, lower humidity, and cool nights. Highs will be only in the 78-82 degree range, with lows not too far from 60 degrees. It will really feel like fall.

NEXT WEEK: And, the great weather will likely persist through much of next week with pleasant days and cool nights. Most of the week is looking rain-free… See the Weather Xtreme video for maps, graphics, and more details.



SALLY: Tropical Storm Sally is about 175 miles southeast of Biloxi, Mississippi this morning with winds of 60 mph…. moving west/northwest at 9 mph. NHC is forecasting Sally to become a category one hurricane later today, it will be near the mouth of the Mississippi River late tonight. From there it slows down and turns north, and moves into the Mississippi coast tomorrow afternoon.





The remnant circulation will turn move east/northeast into Central Alabama Wednesday night. Don’t focus on the details of the official forecast track, since NHC’s average forecast error at 48 hours is around 80 miles, and dangerous storm surge, rainfall, and wind hazards will extend well away from the center.

Storm surge for the Alabama Gulf Coast and Mobile Bay is forecast to be 4 to 6 feet.Sustained winds of 30-50 mph are likely along the Alabama Gulf Coast tonight and tomorrow, with gusts to 70 mph possible. Sustained winds from Pensacola Beach to Panama City Beach will be 20-40 mph, with gusts to 50 mph possible. Rain amounts of 10-24 inches is forecast for the Alabama Gulf Coast, as well as the rest of Mobile and Baldwin counties. Of course, dangerous rip currents are likely, and a few waterspouts and brief tornadoes are possible as well on the coast.

ELSEWHERE IN THE TROPICS: Hurricane Paulette, with winds of 90 mph, is right on top of Bermuda this morning. It will then turn out to sea; no impact on the U.S. Tropical Storm Teddy in the Atlantic is expected to become a major hurricane late this week, but it will move north, and then northeast without impacting the U.S. or the Lesser Antilles. Tropical Depression Rene is dissipating, and newly formed Tropical Depression 21 in the eastern Atlantic is expected to be short lived.



ON THIS DATE IN 2008: Hurricane Ike became extratropical on this day. The St. Louis Metropolitan Area experienced hurricane conditions, with Ike’s remnants inflicting severe damage to homes. Several areas in Illinois and Indiana, already flooded by the frontal boundary to the north, saw significant additional rainfall. Due to flooding in Chicago, a state of emergency was declared for Cook County due to flooding of the Des Plaines River. Hurricane-force wind gusts were reported to the east of the center across parts of Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania with significant wind damage including structural damage to buildings and trees.

 

Not scared of lil ole Sally

 

Nah Go Surf!

 

I wish, unfortunately I'll be stuck at work all day today

 

Mornin fellas

 

Little man had to go back today so that meant we had to get up 1.5 hours earlier. Plus he's gonna be lost because of no intro to the new school. They didn't even post a map of the school for them to go by. Kept saying they're going to do a intro video, nah haven't seen it. FFS

 

Damn that is a little fucked up, lol. hopefully he has a easy day. My wife informed the girls of no school, every one went including mom went back to bed

 

Sup Murph

Sup Pat

 

Hey Phil

Went to order a Viair compressor setup just now. Bastards have jacked the price up on them on Amazon and not in stock till Oct. Hell, for $50 more I can buy a installed setup with a on board tank now. May just end up going that route. Will have plenty of room in a full size to mount it.


But Walmart can have it to me in 2 days and I'm not paying $128/yr for free shipping for them.

 

Nothing like a "Pandemic" to price gouge You'd think nonessential things would be cheap at this point

 

Guess there was a big rush on air compressors.


Peeps need to get their shit together. No reason why peeps should not be working right now and getting products out. If you can go to the store and shop you can work.

 

I need 35's after this weekend lol