Ask someone in Delhi what month this is and they will tell you, “It's  June”. But for the people in Mumbai, 'June' does not exist in their calendar, what exists instead, is the 'month of monsoon'.

While, we make plans according to our schedule and whether our friends are available or not; Mumbaikars are probably checking the roads and weather apps to make plans, “Today it rained less, I think a swimming costume will be enough to travel to other part of Mumbai, instead of taking out a boat unlike other days.”

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Ok, that was a lame joke! But, I am sure the feelings aren't any different for the people in Mumbai. People are currently surrounded by so much water right now, that every footpath gives them Marine Drive feels.

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Reportedly, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the Colaba observatory and the Santacruz observatory recorded 35.8 mm and 18.8 mm rainfall respectively this morning in nearly four and a half hours. Mumbai is struggling big time already and these are just pre-monsoon showers. We can only imagine how worse things are going to get from here on.  

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However, no amount of rain can dampen the spirit of Mumbai and this time too, people came forward to help fellow residents with whatever they could do in their own capacity, from sending live updates, places to avoid and providing them with helpline numbers in case they need help. And like always, Mumbai traffic cops turned out to be real heroes, who didn't care about themselves and stood in the heavy rains for hours, just to help people stuck on roads. We truly salute their spirit.

This Mumbai traffic cop stood in rain for two hours, ensured no snarls

Details inside: https://t.co/f5AKnlTdDA pic.twitter.com/bpML299YKm

— Times of India (@timesofindia) June 7, 2018

On one hand, where Mumbaikars are busy struggling with the deluge, severe water logging, and transport being majorly hit; Twitter on the other hands is busy doing what it does best – rubbing salt on their woes, or should I say, adding more water to their miseries with these hilarious memes.

Jack and Rose spotted on the roads of #Mumbai.

Conclusion: Taxation is the price we pay for #potholes.#MumbaiRains #MumbaiMonsoon #TaxationIsTheft pic.twitter.com/BPKrDupr9R

— Jaimine (@meritocratic) June 7, 2018

Brace yourselves for another show of "Spirit of Mumbai" https://t.co/FoZ17sq16X

— The-Lying-Lama (@KyaUkhaadLega) June 5, 2018

Pic 1 - Mumbai on arrival of monsoon.

Pic 2 - Mumbai on rest of the days during monsoon.
ðð pic.twitter.com/e1YUACy4MH

— Satish (@simply_satish) June 5, 2018

You know #MumbaiRains have arrived when...

your @TataSky starts showing you this: pic.twitter.com/oe0SN5JTun

— ð®ð³ ARCtist ð®ð³ (@ARCtist_) June 2, 2018

Pic 1: Mumbaikars on arrival of monsoon

Pic 2: Mumbaikars after 15 days#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/JY6G45vDLt

— PhD in Bakchodi (@Atheist_Krishna) June 2, 2018

Delhi guy *calls friend in Mumbai* : aur kaisa hai?
Friend : bas yaar bheeg gaya baarish mei
Delhi guy : mai bhi
Friend : baarish mei?
Delhi guy : paseene mei

— Pakchikpak Raja Babu (@HaramiParindey) June 6, 2018

Why rains in Mumbai but not in Delhi? What's the deal with Ambani, Indra Dev and Modi Ji? PM Modi and Indra Dev must resign.

Kindly donate to #AAP so that we can create artificial rains for delhites. #MumbaiRains

— Arvind Kejriwal (@TroluKejri) June 2, 2018

Me stepping out of the house in #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/S8aQmAiJxJ

— Godman Chikna (@Madan_Chikna) June 7, 2018