As Mumbai receives season's first rain, Twitterati goes on hilarious meme-fest with #MumbaiRains trending

Chandigarh, June 10 In a much-needed relief from the scorching heat; the cloudy skies, soft breeze and drizzling raindrops left Mumbaikars enjoying the weather. Ahead of the onset of monsoon, rains lashed parts of Mumbai on Thursday. As the city...

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Updated At : 04:32 PM Jun 10, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, June 10

In a much-needed relief from the scorching heat; the cloudy skies, soft breeze and drizzling raindrops left Mumbaikars enjoying the weather.

Ahead of the onset of monsoon, rains lashed parts of Mumbai on Thursday.

As the city woke up to moderate rain on Friday, Twitter was flooded with people sharing their excitement.

Some users didn’t miss the chance to unleash a meme-fest around Mumbai rains.

Check out the hilarious #MumbaiRains tweets:

Meanwhile, the northern states desperately await the arrival of monsoon.

Light rain was recorded on Thursday evening in Mumbai’s northern and eastern suburbs: Borivali, Goregaon, Andheri and Powai.

Earlier, the India Meteorological Department had predicted that Maharashtra might see a downfall in temperatures from June 9 onwards.

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