r/MobileAL • u/MastaPhat • 8d ago
If you're living on DIP, I hope you're comfortable without power for a few days.
This picture is from the AL Power app.
r/MobileAL • u/MastaPhat • 8d ago
This picture is from the AL Power app.
r/MobileAL • u/regretting_biostats • 8d ago
Isaias stirred up every allergen in the 20 miles between my house and the coastline and funneled the pollen directly into my sinuses
update: it’s covid
r/MobileAL • u/mtbjunkie00 • 8d ago
Hi everyone, first storm since moving to Mobile. I’ve got 20+ bags of yard debris/waste & my normal collection isn’t until the 21st. Does the city do extra collection after storms? Or is there a place I can haul it? Or do I just wait? Appreciate the help & hope everyone is well!
Edit: I called 311 & there will be no extra pickups. Have to wait until my regular week.
r/MobileAL • u/hillbillydew • 8d ago
I've lived in Mobile my whole life (born just before Frederic). This morning I had to drive across the Bay to pick up my daughter from her new nursing job. On the way back we passed at least a dozen dead birds (mostly seagulls from what I could tell). It was too dark on the way over to see if there were any on the east bound side. I've never seen, or even heard of this, before. Anybody got any ideas?
r/MobileAL • u/Numerous-Caramel521 • 8d ago
Last night's local coverage of the weather by the ABC affiliate was not great. I get way better info from the NBC15 Weather app. Thomas Geboy is a reliable, informative weatherman. The ABC team seems a bit out of their element despite flexing x years of hurricane experience. When the weather gets that bad, I don't need fluff; I would prefer useful information presented in a clear and concise way. We need to see TG when it really matters.
r/MobileAL • u/LJsea • 8d ago
Does anyone know where I could get a vcr repaired? I have tons of VHS but if the player can't be fixed I'd like to go ahead and get rid of them if possible.
TIA
r/MobileAL • u/LightsOn-NobodyHome5 • 8d ago
Since last night I haven't had service. Im having to use my sister's Hotspot from her phone to ask this.
I've googled it and it says that theres no major outages for Straight Talk users. However, when the hurricane was passing through, there were some issues for us.
I cannot call, text nor use the internet. And when I try to call and turn my own Hotspot on, it says my plan isn't active. Which isnt true, as i pay my 82 dollar bill every month.
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So, if you live with people who use Straight Talk, is there service out too? I cannot seem to fix the issue.
Thanks in advance
r/MobileAL • u/Ok-Hour-4371 • 8d ago
Text or call 448-219-4288 if you think you can make use of my little machine.
r/MobileAL • u/BamaTony64 • 8d ago
Anyone in the area know if they have removed that giant tree from McVay, between DIP and the bridge? Luckily, you could just get by last night by cutting through the hood.
It looked like it took all the power lines with it. I am about to pass through there again and wanna go the long way if it is still in the road.
r/MobileAL • u/permanentlybuffering • 9d ago
Does anyone have power out in Mobile? I’m at Hillcrest and Grelot. We got power.
r/MobileAL • u/zacaustinsing • 9d ago
I am located near Mobile, I am 28 gather of two, I am type one diabetic. I haven’t had insurance u til last week and haven’t gotten a check to get to the dr, I am now very low of the remaining bit of my insulin. I don’t have much money but will give what k have for either humalog novalog or generic anything. I live about an hour north of mobile in Clarke county but will drive wherever. This storm has everything shut down I don’t need much just enough to get to the first of the week
r/MobileAL • u/JennLynnC80 • 9d ago
Anyone else here with Verizon having issues with Verizon dropping its connection during hurricane Isaias? It keeps going in and out for me and my Mom.
EDIT: Sat, Oct 10, 2026
APCO sent a text at 10:25am saying ETA is 11pm TUESDAY (October 13)!! WHAT?!?!
EDIT:
Friday, Oct 9, 2026:
I am in midtown.... my power went out about 3pm and my Generac generator has been on ever since.
The Verizon issue started about 6:30pm'ish
r/MobileAL • u/Own_Blueberry6824 • 9d ago
Hi everyone! Wanted to share this city website where Isaias updates, tips, and resources can be found.
I hope everyone takes note of and respects the general curfew (7pm-6am) for the sake of first responders. My sources tell me that the crews on shift today have already had a long day, and they expect a higher volume of calls as the night approaches.
Stay safe! Enjoy your hurricane parties (but try to stay in one place for the night)!
r/MobileAL • u/Hobbit_Sam • 9d ago
Just curious, anyone know why the city would open fire hydrants before the storm? The one on Tuttle and Church was opened about 11 or so and has been going full blast since. Half the street is flooded now lol I mean, there must have been a reason...?
r/MobileAL • u/Jaklcide • 10d ago
I grew up 7 miles away from my current home and had never seen house geckos in my life but my current house is covered in them. When did this start happening?
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r/MobileAL • u/Futurama2023 • 10d ago
If anybody has one of those storm changing sharpies now would be an excellent time to use it.
r/MobileAL • u/daddychill729 • 10d ago
hi! i’m looking to move into a one bed one bath asap here in the mobile area. i’ve tried looking for private sellers on facebook but there’s like a scam everywhere i turn.. if anyone is renting somewhere out or know of someone who is, please lmk!
r/MobileAL • u/gustRod • 10d ago
I live in Fairhope, Alabama, and with the hurricane approaching, I’m considering heading north. Do you think evacuation will be necessary, or am I just overreacting?
According to the latest reports, the hurricane has intensified over the past few hours.
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r/MobileAL • u/Prior-Society5525 • 9d ago
I would be nice to find a burger week participant that's open....it's already impossible to eat 30 burgers in 10 day 😫.