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However, National Weather Service officials said that people actually saw graupel -- soft hail that freezes higher in the atmosphere and as it comes down, warms and melts a little, much like a snowflake. It looks like snow, but technically it's not snow. Meteorologist Charlotte Dewey said the low in Phoenix tonight will be about 30 degrees with lower temperatures in the outer Valley, and a 10 percent chance of precipitation. "If the temperature gets low enough while there is a chance for precipitation, snow will likely fall in Valley," she said. See entire article:
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