Rainy days are synonymous with assorted pakoda (fritters) in Indian households. Make fresh pakode, paired with spicy chutney, to best enjoy the weather. 

Another seasonal special is masala chai. A freshly made cup of chai tastes different as the rain pours down. 

Samosa is a favourite in Indian households. You can make the stuffed and fried snack or order it to enjoy your rainy evenings with loved ones. 

A healthier and quicker-to-make snack to prepare when it rains is corn chaat. 

Kebabs are also a healthy option for snacking when the weather turns pleasant. With adequate portions, you may even skip dinner after a good serving of kebabs. 

A lighter version of kebab is cutlet. You can choose from a variety of potato, paneer or corn cutlet to make when it pours.

The easiest (and arguably the most delightful) snack to eat when the temperature cools down is a piping hot bowl of Maggi. Easy to make and affordable, it is also a favourite for all age groups. 

Bread rolls are also a fancy snacking option for when it pours. 

If you dont want to spend hours in the kitchen when it rains, prepare a fulfilling sandwich. You can add your favourite ingredients to toasted bread and enjoy the weather while snacking on it. 

A hot, spicy vada pav is a delectable snack any day, but appears especially more tempting when it rains. 

If you run a household with children, French Fries are a no-brainer for snacking time. Be it homemade or pre-packaged, the potato-based dish is ideal for rainy evenings. 

Momos are also wonderful to relish on rainy days. 

For a healthier option, you can also prepare avocado toast.