Mumbai, June 10 (Reporter) The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Tuesday predicted that the monsoon is set to revive by June 13, bringing widespread rain to the maximum city and the surrounding region, including Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra. Monsoon is not a continuous phenomenon. It includes active and dormant phases. According to the latest weather models, a trough extending from North Tamil Nadu to the South Maharashtra coast through interior Karnataka is strengthening. This system is expected to pull in moisture and trigger rainfall across the peninsular belt. The IMD has accordingly issued alerts for various districts in anticipation of this development. An orange alert, indicating the possibility of heavy to very heavy rain, was issued for Sindhudurg, Kolhapur and the hilly regions of the Kolhapur Ghats. Meanwhile, a yellow alert has been sounded for Thane, Raigad and Pune, warning residents to stay cautious as moderate rainfall is expected...////...