Alabama thread!

I'm going this weekend sometime

No virus in the woods

Going to the Dyno Wednesday and then tear that stuff off the motor and put different stuff on, tune it and head back to the dyno to see the improvements, then start the supercharger install, tune and back to the Dyno again.

 

Wanna do the lakeshore trails?

 

Saturday is supposed to be in the 80’s!

 

Sure! Let me see what this weekend entails.

 

Morning Bama!

 

Yep, still powder coating as soon as I get it, whenever that will be.

 

Sup Jonny

 

Mornin Bama

 

Set up a home office yesterday afternoon. Thankful they agreed. I feel way more comfortable being able to check on my Dad now. I can control who I come in contact with

Mornin' gents

 

From AlabamaWX

ACTIVE WEATHER: Showers and a few thunderstorms are moving northeast across Alabama early this morning as a warm front lifts northward; heaviest rain is over the northwest part of the state. The middle of the day should be fairly quiet, but we have potential for strong to severe thunderstorms over the northern half of the state late this afternoon and early tonight. SPC has defined a slight risk (level 2/5) of severe storms as far south as Millport, Birmingham, and Jacksonville… a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) is up down to Greensboro, Clanton, and Roanoke.



Storms late this afternoon and early tonight will be capable of producing hail and strong straight line winds. Also, an isolated tornado or two is certainly possible, especially in the “slight risk” area. Be sure you have a good way of hearing warnings if they are needed. And, if you typically go to a community shelter, check with our county EMA (Emergency Management Agency) to be sure it will be open. We are living in different times and you might need to adjust your normal severe weather plan when it comes to sheltering.

Be remember, you must protect yourself from a tornado FIRST if you are in a polygon… then do the best you can when it comes to “social distancing”.

We also note there is a flash flood watch in effect through tonight for the Tennessee Valley region of North Alabama (Muscle Shoals to Huntsville to Scottsboro), where rain amounts of up to 2 inches are possible.

REST OF THE WEEK: Dry air returns tomorrow; the sky will be partly to mostly sunny with a high in the mid 70s. Then, look for the warmest weather so far this year Thursday and Friday… a sunny sky both days with highs in the mid 80s.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: A deep surface low is forecast to move into the Great Lakes region Saturday, with a trailing cold front slicing into Alabama Saturday night. SPC has defined a risk of severe storms for North and West Alabama for storms that form ahead of the front; for now it looks like the best chance of heavier thunderstorms will come late in the day and into Saturday night. Too early to be specific about the threat; we can do that later in the week as the event gets closer. Saturday will be warm with a high in the 80s… then Sunday will be dry and cooler with a high in the low 70s along with a good supply of sunshine.

NEXT WEEK: The latest global model runs show a fast moving disturbance with potential for a few showers Monday, otherwise the week looks fairly quiet with seasonal temperatures.

 

Oh good! I’m glad to hear this man that is much better

 

Yea i need to go ahead and get some self etching primer thats prolly the most expensive part of painting mine.

 

well we've had 5 people sent home for either symptoms, contact with someone that tested positive, or contact with someone who is awaiting results.

 

That sucks man.

 

Sup Phil. Sup y’all! Doing a round robin going around and working every station in the plant each day, so I can learn the ins and outs of the processes here.

 

Yep. No concern for any of the rest of us. We are “essential”

 

FTFY

 

Same amount of concern here...