For seven days and nights did the vast clouds, despatched by Indra, pour down showers upon the Gokula of Nanda, to destroy the dwellers, but they were protected by the height of the mountain. And being baffled in his purpose, the Indra, the destroyer of Bala, ordered the clouds to cease. The threats of Indra having been fruitless and the sky clear, all the inhabitants of Gokula came out from the shelter and went back to their respective habitations. Then Krishna, in the presence of the inhabitants of the forests filled with surprise, restored the great mountain Govardhana to its original site.

In plain words: For seven days and nights Indra's clouds poured rain on the village, but the mountain kept everyone safe. Defeated, Indra told the clouds to stop. When the sky cleared, the people went home, and Krishna, while they watched in amazement, put the mountain back in its place.