Alabama thread!

Sup Brian

 

Me too, me too

 

Carpuride crapped out. Well screen glitched but for some reason it works half the time lol. Emailed customer support. They are sending a new one.

 

Nice. I might try to email them. Mine hasn't worked since I wrecked

 

can’t wait to go check out this beauty next week!

 

You'll need an Auburn sticker for it

 

From AlabamaWX

WARM SPRING WEATHER: Alabama’s weather will stay quiet through mid-week with partly to mostly sunny days and only isolated afternoon and evening showers or storms. Highs will hold in the mid 80s, about 5-7 degrees above average for late April.

The chance of showers and thunderstorms will increase Thursday afternoon over the northern half of the state, and statewide Thursday night into Friday ahead of a cold front. For now we aren’t expecting severe storms, and rain amounts will be in the 1/2 to 1 inch range.

THE ALABAMA WEEKEND: Cooler, drier air will roll into the state late Friday night, setting up a beautiful Saturday. Highs drop into the 70s over the northern half of the state with lower humidity, and temperatures drop into the 50s over much of Alabama early Sunday morning. A few colder spots over the northern half of the state could reach the upper 40s. Sunday looks mostly dry and pleasant with a high not far from 80 degrees.

A few isolated showers could return early next week as moisture levels begin to rise, but we still see no evidence of any high impact severe thunderstorm or heavy rain through here for the next 7-10 days. See the video briefing for maps, graphics, and more details.



ON THIS DATE IN 2002: During the evening hours, a violent F4 tornado carved a 64-mile path across southeast Maryland. The La Plata, Maryland tornado was part of a larger severe weather outbreak that began in the mid-Mississippi Valley early on that day and spread across portions of the Ohio Valley and the Mid-Atlantic States. In Maryland, three deaths and 122 injuries were a direct result of the storm.

ON THIS DATE IN 2014: Over 20 tornadoes touched down across Alabama. An EF-3 that moved through parts of Russell and Lee counties was responsible for 13 injuries. There were also injuries in a tornado that passed just south of Tuscaloosa, and one in north Jefferson County that impacted communities like Kimberly.

To the west, a violent, rain wrapped, and long-tracked wedge EF-4 tornado tracked across northern Mississippi and through the town of Louisville on the evening of the 28th, killing 10 people, injuring over 80 and leaving major damage in its wake.

 

Sup Mike
I'm so ready for the 17th. I'm trying to convince myself to buy another part

 

You said you weren't getting a bike.......now you might have 2...............you're gonna be an Auburn Tiger

 

ROLLLL TIDEEE

 

Amazon.com : auburn motorcycle sticker

 

aint even click on that shit.

 

It'll be a day of bike mods for sure! Might try and change the oil on the Daytona track bike also that day.

 

Goodnight everyone.

 

Good morning everyone, hope you have a great and blessed Tuesday.,

 

Good morning Bama y'all have a good and safe day today.

Good morning Jeff.

 

Good morning David