<p>Mumbai: After a two-day lull, it rained in most parts of Mumbai on Friday morning, bringing relief to citizens from the hot and humid weather.</p>.<p>The showers started with thunder, but there were no reports of major waterlogging anywhere in the city, a civic official said.</p>.<p>The official said that the public transport services of railways and BEST bus undertaking were largely normal, barring some delays.</p>.14 dead in rain-related incidents in Maharashtra's Marathwada since June 1; lightning strikes kill 11 of them.<p>The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted a “generally cloudy sky with possibility of light to moderate rain in the city and suburbs” in the next 24 hours.</p>.<p>After the onset of monsoon over Mumbai on June 9, ahead of the normal date of its arrival on June 11, the rains had stayed away from the metropolis for the last two days, turning the weather in the metropolis sultry. </p>
<p>Mumbai: After a two-day lull, it rained in most parts of Mumbai on Friday morning, bringing relief to citizens from the hot and humid weather.</p>.<p>The showers started with thunder, but there were no reports of major waterlogging anywhere in the city, a civic official said.</p>.<p>The official said that the public transport services of railways and BEST bus undertaking were largely normal, barring some delays.</p>.14 dead in rain-related incidents in Maharashtra's Marathwada since June 1; lightning strikes kill 11 of them.<p>The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted a “generally cloudy sky with possibility of light to moderate rain in the city and suburbs” in the next 24 hours.</p>.<p>After the onset of monsoon over Mumbai on June 9, ahead of the normal date of its arrival on June 11, the rains had stayed away from the metropolis for the last two days, turning the weather in the metropolis sultry. </p>