<body><div>DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - A woman stood alongside her two children at a Dothan supermarket checkout as dusk set in on Thursday.After the customer ahead checked out, she stepped up to the cashier, who greeted her, “How are you doing this afternoon?” she asked.“I’m Worried about the weather,” the customer answered as one of her children—a little girl about 10—leaned against her mother’s leg with a concerned look. “I sure hope everything is okay,” she whispered.So do many folks who are the target of projected severe weather, which could bring some of the worst storms we’ve seen in a while.Perhaps Mother Nature left her calling card on what was to come on Thursday when unrelated storms dropped hail, some nickel size or larger.Forecasters have been eyeing this weekend’s weather setup for days. They are so confident in severe storms that WTVY News4 issued a First Alert Weather Day on Tuesday, which, in this case, is better described as a Weather Night.From late Saturday until early Sunday—and this is an estimate—severe thunderstorms, high winds, dangerous lightning, localized flooding, and the most dreaded of all—tornadoes—are possible, even likely.Watch our 24/7 weather coverage here:<img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2bKTV3_0zgCkAMA00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2bKTV3_0zgCkAMA00" width="1130" height="555" >A storm system forecast to move into Alabama from the west is the culprit.A hit as serious as this one could bring the worst weather to southeast Alabama and nearby areas of other states since January 2024 twisters left people homeless and killed one person.That brings us back to what that little girl said about this weekend’s forecast. “I sure hope everything is okay.”Subscribe to our News 4 newsletter and receive the latest local news and weather straight to your email every morning. Get instant notifications on top stories from News 4 by downloading our mobile apps.</div></body>

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DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - A woman stood alongside her two children at a Dothan supermarket checkout as dusk set in on Thursday. After the customer ahead checked out, she stepped up to the cashier, who greeted her, “How are you doing this afternoon?” she asked. “I’m Worried about...

Dangerous storm on way: “I sure hope everything is okay.”

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DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - A woman stood alongside her two children at a Dothan supermarket checkout as dusk set in on Thursday. After the customer ahead checke

Dangerous storm on way: “I sure hope everything is okay.”

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