Scattered showers and storms are likely on Thursday. A few of those storms may be possible during the morning and afternoon hours, but the better chance for rain overall is in the late evening and overnight through Friday morning. 

The storms that do form late Thursday through Friday morning could be on the strong to severe side. Most of southeast Wisconsin is included in the Level 2 Slight risk for severe weather. 

Strong wind and some hail will be the main threats with any strong storms that do develop Thursday night. An isolated tornado or two cannot be completely ruled out and some brief flooding may also happen as rain falls quickly and heavy with the storms. 

High temperatures on Thursday won't be as hot as they were Wednesday when Milwaukee got into the 90s for the first time since the middle of July, but they will still be humid. Dew points will be similar to where they've landed most of this week in the low to middle 70s making it feel fairly tropical outside. Humidity will stay high through Saturday then start to drop for the start of next week. 

Download the CBS 58 Weather app to track the storms and get any alerts if severe thunderstorm watches or warnings are issued Thursday night.