Alabama thread!

I think I could do Saturday.

 

Will post again around Thursday. I'd start a thread to tag people but can't tag 2 name folk for some reason haha

@cubie needs to get out tho!

 

You mean like @Dayman Karate ?

 

Ill have to see what we have going on but probably

 

Morning everybody

From AlabamaWX

MONDAY: After that cold start, a weak cold front will move through the area on Monday that will be starved of moisture, but there may be just enough for a very light shower or a few sprinkles to fall over the area. Overall chances will be less than 20%. Highs will be in the mid-50s to the mid-60s across the area from northwest to southeast.

TUESDAY: The cold front will be well to our south on Tuesday but skies will continue to stay partly to mostly cloudy. The good news is that temperatures will actually be similar to Monday’s, reaching the mid-50s to the mid-60s.

WEDNESDAY: A strong cold front will be getting its act together west of us on Wednesday, but we will be in the warm and moist air advection out in front of that activity. Clouds will build and skies will be mostly cloudy. At this point, rain looks to hold off until the late-night and overnight hours, so “Hump Day” looks to be dry. Highs will be in the lower to mid-60s.



THURSDAY: A deepening low will be moving up from the Texas Gulf Coast to start out on Thursday and heading in a northeast direction throughout the day. It will move across the Mississippi River around the Memphis area late into the nighttime. As it heads in this general direction, scattered showers and thunderstorms will form out ahead of the low. Unlike the previous few systems, we will actually have some instability over the area during the evening and into the overnight hours. Combine that with decent shear and helicity values, there looks to be the potential for isolated damaging wind gusts and an isolated tornado or two in any severe storms that may form. For now, timing is confined to the afternoon through the late-night hours on Thursday, but that will be better refined as we get closer. Highs will be in the lower 60s to the lower 70s across the area.

FRIDAY: The cold front will be exiting the area before we get to sunrise on Friday morning, the first day of 2021, as the low will move along the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers to the north-northeast, eventually pulling moisture out of the area around or before midday. Before that happens, we may still have a strong storm or two during the pre-dawn hours, but the instability will be dissipating so the threat will be smaller. Much cooler air will move into the area throughout the day and will keep afternoon highs in the mid-40s to the upper 50s across the area.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY: High pressure will begin to build back in over the Southeastern US which will help to make our skies to mainly clear out for the first weekend of 2021. Saturday will feature a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the mid-40s to the mid-50s. Sunday will feature mostly sunny skies and slightly warmer temperatures, as highs will be in the upper 40s to the upper 50s.

 

Must have a serial number engraved as well.

 

Anybody heard of a new gun shop that just opened in Pell City recently?

Also, do any of y’all have a silencer for a 300 blackout?

 

Beef

 

I run a SilencerCo Hybrid46. It’s a multi-cal.

 

Along with the city, state, gun trust or my name.

 

After the 1st of the year, I'm pretty sure I'm gonna go the form 1 route and "manufacture" one. Should be able to plan it so I will have myself a birthday present in March

 

Ok boys I’m planning on a Moab and Colorado trip in 2021. Time to start planning. My best thought would be September 3rd to 12th and head home mid day then. Seems like the best weekend since most of the stuff will still be open before winter and Labor Day is that first weekend so we would be off anyway.

 

Sup Brian

 

From AlabamaWX

Sun Plays Peek-a-Boo Through “Hump Day”
The cold front that moved through the area on Monday will be well to our south to start the day today. Unfortunately, skies will continue to stay partly to mostly cloudy throughout the day. The good news is that temperatures will be mild for this time of the year, reaching the mid-50s to the mid-60s, just over normal highs for the end of the year.

A strong cold front will be getting its act together west of us on Wednesday, which will put us in the warm and moist air advection out ahead of it. Clouds will build and skies will be mostly cloudy. At this point, rain looks to hold off until well after midnight, so “Hump Day” looks to stay dry. Highs will be in the lower 60 to right around 70 degrees.

2020 Looks to End on a Stormy Note
The latest run of the GFS has slowed the eastward progression of the cold front and holds the scattered rain and storms off from entering Central Alabama until the mid to late morning hours on New Year’s Eve. The much heavier activity will move in during the evening and late-night hours. During this time, a few strong to severe storms may be possible.

The Storm Prediction Center has the southern half of Central Alabama in a 15% probability for severe thunderstorms to occur within 25 miles of a certain point. The next update will be out later this morning. Timing at this point for the threat of stronger to severe storms look to be from 3:00 pm Thursday to around 3:00 am Friday morning.



There will be a decent amount of instability with the action as it moves through during the late-night and overnight hours, reaching around 500 J/kg according to the 00z run of the GFS. Combine that with decent shear and helicity values forecast to be present at the same time, there will be a threat of damaging thunderstorm wind gusts up to 60 MPH and the potential of a few tornadoes.

We’ll have a better idea later in the day today as the higher-resolution models come into view for the entire event. For now, afternoon highs on Thursday will be in the lower 60s to the lower 70s.

A Wet Start to the New Year for the Area
The cold front will be exiting the area during the mid-morning hours with the rain and storms completely out of Central Alabama by or just after the midday hour. Once that activity moves out, cooler and drier air will start to move in, but afternoon highs will reach the upper 50s to the lower 70s before that takes place.

The Central Alabama Weekend
We will be sandwiched between the cold front to our southeast with a cold front over the northern Midwest region and up into the Great Lakes Region. We’ll have a mix of sun and clouds with afternoon highs reaching the upper 40s to the lower 60s across the area.

Even though we’ll have more sunshine on your Sunday, it will actually be a few degrees cooler than what we’ll see on Saturday. Highs will be in the upper 40s to the upper 50s.

A Nice Start to the First Work Week of 2021
Monday’s weather will be absolutely fabulous as skies will be mainly sunny with maybe a passing cloud or two. Afternoon highs will be in the lower 50s to the lower 60s across Central Alabama.

Today In Weather History
1830: A very heavy snowstorm ushered in the “winter of the deep snow”. The storm produced 30 inches of snow at Peoria IL and 36 inches at Kansas City MO. Cold and snow continued until the middle of February causing great suffering among pioneers.

1919: The American Meteorological Society was founded at St. Louis, Missouri.

 

Just got to work.

 

Problem with NFA trusts now is that everyone in the trust has to submit fingerprints and info for a background investigation. 4-5 years ago it was only the individual making up the trust. ATF wanted to know about everybody.

 

Some goodies headed my way

 

Nice!!!!

 

Steel to turn into more goodies haha

 

Sliders?