The Bureau of Meteorology has predicted a chance of severe thunderstorms across southwest Queensland after some towns got a pelting on Sunday, March 7.

According to BOM’s records, Roma received 2.6mm of rain yesterday with winds up to 35km/h during the storm.

It will be a maximum of 32C today, March 8, with an 80 per cent chance of rain and the possibility of a severe thunderstorm from late in the morning.

There’s also a 50 per cent chance of rain tomorrow, March 9 with the possibility of a thunderstorm.

The downpour could reach up to 10mm.

Wednesday could bring up to 6mm but Thursday, March 11 will more likely bring some rain, with a 70 per cent chance.

BOM is forecasting sunny days in Roma from hereonout.

Charleville is facing similar weather patterns to Roma, with 2.8mm being recorded yesterday, March 7 with winds up to 28km/h during the downpour.

There’s an 80 per cent chance of rain with the possibility of severe thunderstorms today.

There’s a 50 per cent chance of rain with up to 5mm on both Tuesday and Wednesday, and a 40 per cent chance on Thursday.