As Delhi receives showers, Twitterati pours memes with #DelhiRains trending

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Updated At : 08:26 PM Oct 11, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, October 11

In an early change of weather; the cloudy skies, soft breeze and incessant rains since Friday night left Delhiites unleash hilarious memes on Twitter.

Ahead of the onset of winters, rains lashed various parts of Delhi and the NCR. As the capital city woke up to waterlogged streets and jam-packed roads on Tuesday, Twitter was flooded with people launching a meme-fest.

Read a few funny tweets here:

The temperature in Delhi dropped to 23.4 degrees Celsius on Saturday, which was 10 degrees below normal for this time of the year.

The city’s infrastructure reeled under the continuous showers, inundating many residential areas, which in turn caused traffic snarls.

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