The city witnessed a spell of intense rainfall around 2 p.m. on Monday, accompanied by loud thunderclaps and frequent lightning strikes. The sudden downpour brought relief from the sweltering heat but also caused temporary disruption in daily activities.
According to residents, dark clouds gathered over the city by early afternoon, followed by a burst of heavy showers. The rain, coupled with strong thunder and lightning, lasted for nearly an hour in several areas. While it brought down the day’s temperature marginally, the accompanying rise in humidity levels left the atmosphere heavy and uncomfortable.
Traffic movement slowed down on major routes, with commuters taking shelter under flyovers, bus stops, and shops. Some low-lying areas reported minor waterlogging, though there were no major reports of disruption to civic services.
Weather experts have noted that such intense rain spells during September are a result of lingering monsoon activity, often marked by high moisture levels and local atmospheric instability. Citizens have been advised to remain cautious during thunder and lightning, especially avoiding open fields and tall structures.
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