vidyotamānā vidyudbhiḥ
stanantaḥ stanayitnubhiḥ
tīvrair marud-gaṇair nunnā
vavṛṣur jala-śarkarāḥ
vidyotamanah -- being illuminated; vidyudbhih -- by bolts of lightning; stanantah -- roaring; stanayitnubhih -- with thunder; tivraih -- fearsome; marut-ganaih -- by the wind-gods; nunnah -- propelled; vavrishuh -- they poured down; jala-sarkarah -- hailstones.
Propelled by the fearsome wind-gods, the clouds blazed with lightning bolts and roared with thunder as they hurled down hailstones.
Srila Sridhara Svami explains that the word marud-ganaih indicates the seven great winds, such as Avaha, who presides over the region of Bhuvarloka, and Pravaha, who holds the planets in their places.
