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DEVELOPING: Melbourne is being smashed by severe weather, with heavy rain causing chaos across the city and suburbs. Drivers have been caught out as roads go under. Around the Macedon ranges, close to 40 mm of rain was recorded in just over an hour. Ainsley Koch Tyra Stowers Jane Bunn

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