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Tri-County Firewood Sales have been serving commercial and residential customers in Calhoun, Etowah, and Cherokee county since 2019 but we will deliver to anyone!

10/24/2026

🍒 LIMITED SUPPLY🍒$200 per basket

4 baskets of cherry wood split in 16”-18” pieces perfect for cooking. Wood will be stored in dry till sold. Will take $700 if all 4 is purchased together.

10/22/2026

If anyone needs bundles or baskets during the hours we are not around the wood yard go to Parris Hardware at 6312 US Hwy 431 Alexandria! Mr. Parris has you covered!

10/18/2026

Stay prepared folks! Anything is possible

EL NINO UPDATE: A very strong El Niño continues to evolve in the Pacific Ocean.

For those that don't know, El Niño is a natural climate pattern involving warmer-than-average water across the central and eastern equatorial Pacific. A “Super El Niño” is an informal term generally used when sea-surface temperatures in a key part of the Pacific reach at least 2°C above average.

Here are the potential impacts on Alabama:

WET: El Niño usually favors a more active southern storm track, increasing the odds of a wetter-than-average winter across the Deep South. That could mean more opportunities for heavy rain and localized flooding. This is the primary correlation and concern.

Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are always a concern, but El Niño alone cannot tell us how active the severe-weather season will be. The Alabama tornado season runs from November through May; the past season was remarkably quiet. Highly doubt the coming season will be as calm.

COLD: Don't assume a strong El Niño means we won't have cold weather. Arctic air can still move into Alabama at times, and sharp temperature swings are possible.

Concerning snow and ice, as you all know winter weather is difficult to predict far in advance. A stormier pattern does not automatically mean more snow or ice. The temperature profile and track of each individual storm will determine what falls.

BOTTOM LINE: A wetter, stormier winter is the most likely impact, but seasonal climate patterns are not guarantees of specific weather events.

El Niño shifts the odds. It does not dictate our weather.

As always, we'll keep watching the data and communicating what it actually tells us. Long time followers know my style... no hype, no long-range predictions of individual storms — just sound meteorology.

10/11/2026

We had a great week this week to start October off and sold a little over 3.5 cords of wood! Y’all don’t forget that the cold will be here before you know it and we have plenty of wood to sell!

10/06/2026

What about this setup! We got to see this in action this past weekend at the Paul Bunyan Show for X Firewood Factory first debut in America from Finland…Check the comments out for the price!

10/05/2026

We got introduced this past weekend at the Paul Bunyan Show to the YutzyBar LLC line of equipment out of Tennessee. We got the privilege to meet Allen the inventor of these attachments and grabbed a video of it in action.

10/04/2026

What a great weekend to our first time visit to the Paul Bunyan Show! We can’t wait to get back and get started selling wood with our new ideas and future equipment we hope to have!

09/01/2026

Wood is on the move today! Don’t let cold weather sneak upon you this winter. We have the wood seasoned and ready to sell!

02/28/2026

Good morning everyone!

The wood yard may start looking a little different than usual. We have another product we will start to offer as we get the kinks worked out of our latest investment. We are currently not taking any lumber orders at this time.

Stay tuned!

01/30/2026

TOMORROW NIGHT/SATURDAY MORNING: Scattered snow showers are possible across Alabama tomorrow night and Saturday morning as another surge of bitterly cold Arctic air rolls into the state.

Many places won't see a flake, but where the heavier snow showers develop there could be some light accumulation and icy spots on roads. Highest chance of this is across the northeast part of the state.

Most of the really significant snow will be east of Alabama over the eastern half of Georgia and the Carolinas. Accumulating snow is likely up the East Coast to Cape Cod and the coast of Maine.

Address

1625 Collins Road
Ohatchee, AL
36271

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 5pm
Tuesday	7am - 5pm
Wednesday	7am - 5pm
Thursday	7am - 5pm
Friday	7am - 5pm
Saturday	6am - 6pm

Telephone

+12565914416

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