Alabama thread!

Makes me wish we were there as well.

 

My son was here from Atlanta or I would have been there.

 

That’s more of how I remember stony huge wash out holes in spots that I could barely straddle in a rzr. Good times tho

 

After them doing all that they are gonna want to go do it again now

 

Looks like a case of “don’t need no spotter”

Not “wheeling hard” to me...

 

Gotta fix the damage first! My driver door won’t open.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/carnage-at-stony-lonesome-12-28-19.644677/

 

Im in Michigan lol.

 

I put in a front mount camera after almost fubaring mine on a drop off like that.

 

I can tell you one thing, it's tough climbing out of the passenger side window, when your truck is laying on the driver's side!. Jeannie just fell on top of me as soon as she unbuckled! lol

 

It's all cosmetic damage. New door from a junk yard, left tail light and hammer out the front fender. Truck still drives fine and tracks straight! Only in a Toyota..

 

Damn guys that looks like a rough day. Glad everyone is okay.

Also, HUGE THANKS to @TacoAlaMode for the use on his garage and mechanical help. Sorry it took us so long.

 

Morning guys

From AlabamaWX

Today
The Storm Prediction Center continues to have all of Central Alabama in a Marginal Risk for severe storms throughout the entire day on Sunday. Isolated damaging winds up to 60 MPH and a brief tornado may be possible. The main window for the potential of stronger to severe storms will be from noon today through midnight tonight.

We’ll start off the day with scattered showers possible mainly over the western and west-central parts of the area with those chances increasing throughout the day as we’ll have a couple of waves of storms move in later on. Rain and storms will be likely at times, but we will see a few quiet moments throughout the day as well. Afternoon highs will max out in the lower to mid-70s with dewpoints in the mid-60s.

We could see a few storms form well in advance of the waves of storms that could potentially become strong, but we believe that the first wave of the main action will move into the western parts of Central Alabama around 2-4 pm. This may turn out to be a ragged line of supercellular thunderstorms that may possibly become stronger to severe with a low-end threat of a brief tornado or isolated damaging winds.

The second wave will enter the western parts of Central Alabama around 7-9 pm as a squall line. This is where we would see the higher helicity and wind shear values, but the only question is will we have enough juice in the atmosphere to help these storms to become strong to severe.

Shear values out ahead and along this line of storms look to top out in the 62-66 knots range… more than enough to support spin as the air parcels rise. We will also have plenty of helicity along and ahead of the line reaching as high as 500 m2/s2… more than enough to support rotating updrafts


Surface-based instability will be the questionable ingredient, but we have to remember that it doesn’t take much instability to have severe storms during these winter-type systems. This run shows values reaching as high as 900 J/kg, which is more than enough to support severe storms.



With all of those parameters added together, we are seeing Significant Tornado Parameter values now maxing out close to 4.0 over parts of Pickens County, along with a good bit of 2.8-3.6 values immediately surrounding that and extending northeastward into parts of Lamar, Fayette, Marion, and Winston counties.

As said earlier, instability may be the limiting factor as the amount of cloud cover and pre-frontal rain may hamper the destabilization of the atmosphere. If we have any extra sunshine, instability values will be able to rise and the potential will be there for storms to become more active.



Monday
The cold front will finally move out of the southeastern parts of the area on Monday morning, which will leave us with cooler and drier air across Central Alabama. Skies will end up mainly sunny by before sunset with highs reaching the mid-50s to the lower 60s.

 

I'm looking for a silver streak mica 2nd gen driver's door! lol Please hit me up if you see one available!

 

Check graham automotive in Calara.

 

Thought you guys could relate.

 

Oops , y’all prob don’t remember me But I’m Cade, and I lost my password a few months back and I got logged out and now I’m back lol. Just a life update if anyone cares, I was wheeling in Pea ridge Alabama and slid into a tree and dented my passengers door and under my side window and left about a 4 foot scratch across my truck lol, also will be hitting 200k miles this. Anyway glad to be back lol

 

I hear that (even thought I was off longer than 5 days ). At least we close at 2 Tuesday and closed Wednesday.

 

https://youtu.be/B_RGV1vcpE8 not food

 

System is down at work! Should be a great first day back!