Alabama thread!

Hey another random question

anyone know of an extension harness I can buy to plug into my factory rear locker harness at the switch? 2nd gen taco

 

From AlabamaWX

ONE MORE HOT DAY: Temperatures rise into the 90-94 degree range across Alabama this afternoon with a partly to mostly sunny sky, but it will be our last really hot, summer-like day for a while thanks to a cold front that will pass through the state in dry fashion tonight. The high tomorrow will be near or just over 80 degrees with lower humidity, and by early Saturday morning most North Alabama communities will be in the 50s as the “fall feel” returns.

Saturday will be a sunny, warm day as the weekend begins with a high in the mid 80s. Then, on Sunday, we will mention a chance of showers for the northern half of the state ahead of the next cold front. Moisture will be limited, and rain amounts will be light (generally under 1/4 inch for most places). The high Sunday will be in the low 80s with a mix of sun and clouds.

NEXT WEEK: For now most of the week looks dry with very pleasant temperatures. Highs in the 77-82 degree range, with lows in the 50s. See the daily Weather Briefing video for maps, graphics, and more details.



FOOTBALL WEATHER: Perfect weather for the high school games across the state tomorrow night; clear and very pleasant with temperatures falling into the 60s.

Saturday, Auburn hosts Missouri at Jordan-Hare Stadium (11a CT kickoff)… the sky will be sunny with temperatures rising from near 77 and kickoff, into the low 80s by the second half.

Alabama will host Vanderbilt at Bryant Denny Stadium Saturday evening (6:30p CT kickoff)… the sky will be clear with temperatures falling from 80 degrees at kickoff, into the low 70s by the final whistle.

TROPICS: Hurricane Fiona, with winds of 130 mph, will pass a little west of Bermuda late tonight and early tomorrow morning; a hurricane warning has been issued for Bermuda.



Tropical Storm Gaston in the higher latitudes of the Atlantic will remain far from land, with the exception of the Azores.

Most of the attention remain focused on a tropical wave in the far southern Caribbean, Invest 98L. It remains disorganized early this morning, Although upper-level winds are currently inhibiting development, the upper-level wind pattern ahead of the system is forecast to become a little more favorable in a couple of days, and a tropical depression is likely to form at that time. The disturbance is forecast to move west-northwestward across the eastern Caribbean Sea during the next day or two, and be over the central Caribbean Sea this weekend.

There is a reasonable chance this will be Hurricane Hermine early next week as it moves into the southern Gulf of Mexico. It remains too early to know the final destination or intensity; no skill in a tropical cyclone forecast more than seven days in advance. Any Gulf Coast impact will be toward the end of next week, and for now using global model ensemble guidance the higher probabilities of impact are over the eastern half of the Gulf Coast and around the Florida Peninsula.

If you live on the coast, there is no need to be anxious, but simply be prepared and watch for updates. Once a low level center is established over the next day or so, we will have a much better idea of the track.



ON THIS DATE IN 2006: The tristate area of Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky was struck by the worst tornado outbreak in the recorded history during the month of September. One supercell produced a long-track F4 tornado across southeastern Missouri into southwestern Illinois. This tornado traveled 27.5 miles.

 

Mornin fellas

 

morning. holy hell I'm tired today lol

 

Morning guys.

 

morning bud.

 

Mornin' everyone! Got a favor to ask. Hoping to set up a TWExpress to @CowboyTaco in Flowery Branch, GA. Trying to get him a set of 5 wheels. If anybody has any help or suggestions, I'd sure appreciate it. I can travel a little bit to meet up, just trying to explore all options first.

 

Sup John
Me too

Sup Hayden

Sup Brian

 

man im going to stone mountain tomorrow but im truck is full.

 

Busy trying to get everything caught up and in place for me being out half of tomorrow and Monday.

 

I'm headed to Prattville today. I'll be there around 4:30. The bed of the truck will be empty

 

Good afternoon

 

Sup Nic

 

Just trying to get this last day of the week done with

 

You and me both

 

You have tomorrow off? Are you coming tomorrow?

 

Yeah, gonna follow @Toyotacrawler up at lunch

 

We'll be at the truck stop at noon. I'll have to gas up because I forgot today on the way home. Taking the 4runner to work so Tiffany can finish loading the Tacoma in the morning. I wish we could leave now LOL

 

Fridge packed full!

 

From AlabamaWX

COOL CHANGE: Temperatures have dropped into the 50-55 degree range over parts of North Alabama this morning following a cold front that passed through late yesterday. The cooler air will continue to spread southward, and we project a high in the low 80s today, about 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. The sky will be mostly sunny, and the humidity will be low. Tonight will be clear and very pleasant with a low in the 50s over the northern half of the state.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Tomorrow will be another sunny day with a high in the mid 80s. Then, on Sunday, we will bring in some risk of showers over the northern half of the state with another cold front approaching. Moisture will be limited, and rain amounts will be light. Otherwise, look for a mix of sun and clouds Sunday with a high between 83 and 86 degrees.

NEXT WEEK: The week looks dry and very pleasant; highs mostly in the 75-80 degree range, with lows in the 50s. Many communities over North Alabama could reach the mid to upper 40s early Wednesday morning. See the daily Weather Briefing video for maps, graphics, and more details.



FOOTBALL WEATHER: Perfect weather for the high school games across the state tomnight; clear and very pleasant with temperatures falling into the 60s.

Tomorrow, Auburn hosts Missouri at Jordan-Hare Stadium (11a CT kickoff)… the sky will be sunny with temperatures rising from near 77 and kickoff, into the low 80s by the second half.

Alabama will host Vanderbilt at Bryant Denny Stadium tomorrow evening (6:30p CT kickoff)… the sky will be clear with temperatures falling from 80 degrees at kickoff, into the low 70s by the final whistle.

TROPICS: Hurricane Fiona, with winds of 125 mph, is just northwest of Bermuda early this morning. It is headed for the Canadian Maritimes… hurricane conditions are expected in Nova Scotia by tomorrow morning.



Tropical Storm Gaston remains near the Azores; it will remain far any other land mass over the next five days in the high latitudes of the Atlantic.

And, in the Caribbean, Tropical Depression Nine has formed.

Here are some key messages for TD 9…

*As the depression moves westward, it will move out form under an unfavorable upper air pattern and into lighter upper-level northeasterlies. However, it may take time for the low-level center to become better aligned with the convective activity, and thus only slow intensification is forecast over the next 24-48 hours. Still, it should become Tropical Storm Hermine soon.

*It is expected to become a hurricane by Sunday night as it approaches western Cuba.

*The new NHC forecast track brings the system into South Florida around Sanibel Island/Fort Myers late Tuesday night/early Wednesday morning. Potential land interaction with Cuba, and the potential for an increase in southerly shear by Tuesday/Wednesday may cap off the intensity before the system reaches Florida, but there is still some potential for Hermine to be a category three hurricane then.

*The core impact from Hermine, in terms of wind and rain, will be over the Florida Peninsula (not the panhandle). It is still too early to be really specific about the impact at any given point. Cities like Tampa, St. Petersburg, Orlando, Fort Myers, Key West, Miami, and Daytona Beach will certainly have some impact.

*The Central Gulf Coast (Gulf Shores to Panama City Beach) will be on the dry side of the circulation. Some rain could impact the eastern half of the panhandle late next week, but for now the main impact appears to be off to the east. The state of Alabama will be on the dry side as well.

*Remember, the forecast can change with any tropical system, so stay tuned for updates!



ON THIS DATE IN 1975: Hurricane Eloise made landfall on the Florida coast near Fort Walton Beach at category three strength. Upon making landfall in Florida, Eloise generated wind gusts of 155 miles per hour, which demolished hundreds of buildings in the area. The storm’s severe winds, waves, and storm surge left numerous beaches, piers, and other coastal structures heavily impaired. Wind-related damage extended into inland Alabama and Georgia