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This means, Maharashtra is likely to record moderate to heavy spells of rain in the coming days. "The IMD has issued heavy rainfall warning at isolated places in Nashik district during 12 hours starting at 7.30 pm on Saturday. NASHIK: The monsoon has finally revived in Nashik and north Maharashtra after taking a long break of about 10 days, with the city receiving 54.5 mm rain till 5.30 pm on Saturday while more rain is likely in the next 24 to 48 hours.According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the next 12 hours are crucial, especially for Nashik district. With this, rain of varying intensity will continue to drench several parts of the state.Skymet also said that rain and thundershowers are likely to further intensify during the next two-three days. "The southwest monsoon has further advanced into some more parts of north Arabian Sea , parts of Saurashtra and Gujarat, remaining parts of central Maharashtra and Marathawada in the last 24 hours..