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12:05: Critical wreck at Headland and East Wilson; juvenile possibly injured
Dothan Fire is responding to a two-vehicle wreck at Headland Avenue and East Wilson Street, where early reports say a juvenile fell from her car seat, possibly injuring her. Another person is also complaining of pain.
Dothan Police are already on-scene.
Units arriving on the scene advise damage is minor.
Expect lane blockage in the area.
12:40: Vehicle fire at Headland gas station
Fire units are responding to a report of a vehicle fire at the Circle K in Headland on Highway 431. Early reports say the fire is near gas pumps.
9:43 A.M.: Vehicle fire in Pansey
Lovetown Fire and Ashford Fire were dispatched to a report of a fully-involved vehicle fire in the area of Nathan Woods Road along County Road 8 in Pansey.
A residence may be in danger from the fire.
Pansey Fire was initially dispatched, but there was no response from them.
Units arriving on scene reported the vehicle was still fully involved.
Dothan Fire honors new promotions
Congratulations to Battalion Chiefs Byrd, Harrison, Trawick & Wood, Captain Monday, Sergeants Blumthal, Lee, & Smith, and Paramedics Klienschnitz & Reed!
Looking out the window weather: 4/4
Written by John Daniel
Lookin’ good — the lookin’ out the window weather looks great.
Clouds cleared quick after daybreak giving way to a “Sweet Home Alabama, where the skies are so blue” morning. Plenty of sunshine will push temperatures up rapidly, and a 10 to 20 mph southerly breeze will continue to bring warm, humid air into the Wiregrass.
Friday look for highs near 90 degrees, and sunshine, but clouds may move in and out through the day.
Saturday should be another nice day in the area; continued very warm, but increasing clouds and moisture in the air may lead to mostly cloudy skies.
Sunday, late, rain and storms return.
Then Monday may be stormy early, but much colder air blows in on the backside of the rains, and low temperatures Monday night and Tuesday may tumble into the 40s.
