On Wednesday the feels like temperature reached well into the 90s and even over 100* for a few communities. Thursday will be just as hot with a high around 90, dew points in the low 70s making it feel like the middle to upper 90s.
All of that heat and humidity combined with a few approaching storm boundaries will give us a chance for scattered thunderstorms that could become strong to severe. The timing of the storms is still in question with different weather models showing different solutions. A few storms could roll in as early as the late morning but the best chance for severe weather will be during the afternoon and evening from 3 pm to midnight.
All of southeast Wisconsin is in the slight risk for severe weather which is the second of five severe levels. Damaging wind will be the biggest threat with any severe storms that form with wind gusts around 60 mph. Some storms could have some hail and heavy rain. The tornado risk is basically 0 so some good news there.
Although heavy rain and flooding is not a big risk, the storms we have seen this week have been very slow moving. Those slow moving storms could allow rain totals to increase leading to some wet basements and ponding on are roadways. Over a half inch of rain is possible in spots that see the most storms.
Download the CBS 58 Ready Weather app so you can get alerts if watches or warnings are issued and track the thunderstorms as they pop up.
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Scattered storms could be strong to severe Thursday - WDJT
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