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Chilly Weather, Temple Excitement, and Road Closures: A Lehi Update
In Lehi, Utah, the past 24 hours have been filled with a mix of chilly weather, significant local updates, and exciting community news.
### Weather
As of the last report on February 24, Lehi experienced a chilly but relatively calm weather pattern. Temperatures hovered around 36°F, accompanied by a light breeze of 4.6 mph and overcast skies at 3,500 feet. This cold and calm weather is typical for February in the region[2][4].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, the pollen count in the area is currently moderate, primarily due to mountain cedar or Ashe juniper. Other allergens like pine and oak pollen are also present but less prevalent in February[4]. On the bright side, the air quality in Salt Lake County, which includes Lehi, is within the moderate range, with PM 2.5 levels around 2.57.8 µg/m³ and ozone levels at 0.002 ppm, indicating generally good air quality[4].
### Road Construction
Motorists need to be aware of significant road closures. The intersection of Redwood Road and 2100 North is closed every night from 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. on weekdays, and until as late as 9 a.m. on weekends, for bridge beam installation. This closure, which started recently, will last for up to three weeks. Right turns are still allowed, but left turns and through traffic are prohibited during these times[4].
### Local Events and Community News
There hasn't been any specific high school sports news highlighted in the past 24 hours, but the community is abuzz with the recent release of renderings for the Lehi Utah Temple. Announced in April 2024, this temple will be the first in Lehi and the 31st in Utah. It will be built on a 22.48-acre site northwest of the intersection of 3950 North and Center Street, accompanied by a new meetinghouse. The temple, expected to be approximately 85,000 square feet, is a significant addition to the community and reflects the strong presence of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the area[1][5].
In summary, Lehi residents are navigating through the winter season with chilly weather, moderate pollen counts, and ongoing road construction. However, the excitement around the new temple and the city's vibrant community activities keep the spirit high. Stay tuned for more updates on local events and sports.
### Weather
As of the last report on February 24, Lehi experienced a chilly but relatively calm weather pattern. Temperatures hovered around 36°F, accompanied by a light breeze of 4.6 mph and overcast skies at 3,500 feet. This cold and calm weather is typical for February in the region[2][4].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, the pollen count in the area is currently moderate, primarily due to mountain cedar or Ashe juniper. Other allergens like pine and oak pollen are also present but less prevalent in February[4]. On the bright side, the air quality in Salt Lake County, which includes Lehi, is within the moderate range, with PM 2.5 levels around 2.57.8 µg/m³ and ozone levels at 0.002 ppm, indicating generally good air quality[4].
### Road Construction
Motorists need to be aware of significant road closures. The intersection of Redwood Road and 2100 North is closed every night from 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. on weekdays, and until as late as 9 a.m. on weekends, for bridge beam installation. This closure, which started recently, will last for up to three weeks. Right turns are still allowed, but left turns and through traffic are prohibited during these times[4].
### Local Events and Community News
There hasn't been any specific high school sports news highlighted in the past 24 hours, but the community is abuzz with the recent release of renderings for the Lehi Utah Temple. Announced in April 2024, this temple will be the first in Lehi and the 31st in Utah. It will be built on a 22.48-acre site northwest of the intersection of 3950 North and Center Street, accompanied by a new meetinghouse. The temple, expected to be approximately 85,000 square feet, is a significant addition to the community and reflects the strong presence of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the area[1][5].
In summary, Lehi residents are navigating through the winter season with chilly weather, moderate pollen counts, and ongoing road construction. However, the excitement around the new temple and the city's vibrant community activities keep the spirit high. Stay tuned for more updates on local events and sports.
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By Quiet. PleaseIn Lehi, Utah, the past 24 hours have been filled with a mix of chilly weather, significant local updates, and exciting community news.
### Weather
As of the last report on February 24, Lehi experienced a chilly but relatively calm weather pattern. Temperatures hovered around 36°F, accompanied by a light breeze of 4.6 mph and overcast skies at 3,500 feet. This cold and calm weather is typical for February in the region[2][4].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, the pollen count in the area is currently moderate, primarily due to mountain cedar or Ashe juniper. Other allergens like pine and oak pollen are also present but less prevalent in February[4]. On the bright side, the air quality in Salt Lake County, which includes Lehi, is within the moderate range, with PM 2.5 levels around 2.57.8 µg/m³ and ozone levels at 0.002 ppm, indicating generally good air quality[4].
### Road Construction
Motorists need to be aware of significant road closures. The intersection of Redwood Road and 2100 North is closed every night from 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. on weekdays, and until as late as 9 a.m. on weekends, for bridge beam installation. This closure, which started recently, will last for up to three weeks. Right turns are still allowed, but left turns and through traffic are prohibited during these times[4].
### Local Events and Community News
There hasn't been any specific high school sports news highlighted in the past 24 hours, but the community is abuzz with the recent release of renderings for the Lehi Utah Temple. Announced in April 2024, this temple will be the first in Lehi and the 31st in Utah. It will be built on a 22.48-acre site northwest of the intersection of 3950 North and Center Street, accompanied by a new meetinghouse. The temple, expected to be approximately 85,000 square feet, is a significant addition to the community and reflects the strong presence of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the area[1][5].
In summary, Lehi residents are navigating through the winter season with chilly weather, moderate pollen counts, and ongoing road construction. However, the excitement around the new temple and the city's vibrant community activities keep the spirit high. Stay tuned for more updates on local events and sports.
### Weather
As of the last report on February 24, Lehi experienced a chilly but relatively calm weather pattern. Temperatures hovered around 36°F, accompanied by a light breeze of 4.6 mph and overcast skies at 3,500 feet. This cold and calm weather is typical for February in the region[2][4].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, the pollen count in the area is currently moderate, primarily due to mountain cedar or Ashe juniper. Other allergens like pine and oak pollen are also present but less prevalent in February[4]. On the bright side, the air quality in Salt Lake County, which includes Lehi, is within the moderate range, with PM 2.5 levels around 2.57.8 µg/m³ and ozone levels at 0.002 ppm, indicating generally good air quality[4].
### Road Construction
Motorists need to be aware of significant road closures. The intersection of Redwood Road and 2100 North is closed every night from 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. on weekdays, and until as late as 9 a.m. on weekends, for bridge beam installation. This closure, which started recently, will last for up to three weeks. Right turns are still allowed, but left turns and through traffic are prohibited during these times[4].
### Local Events and Community News
There hasn't been any specific high school sports news highlighted in the past 24 hours, but the community is abuzz with the recent release of renderings for the Lehi Utah Temple. Announced in April 2024, this temple will be the first in Lehi and the 31st in Utah. It will be built on a 22.48-acre site northwest of the intersection of 3950 North and Center Street, accompanied by a new meetinghouse. The temple, expected to be approximately 85,000 square feet, is a significant addition to the community and reflects the strong presence of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the area[1][5].
In summary, Lehi residents are navigating through the winter season with chilly weather, moderate pollen counts, and ongoing road construction. However, the excitement around the new temple and the city's vibrant community activities keep the spirit high. Stay tuned for more updates on local events and sports.