A lively start to this July 23rd in Lehi, Utah, as temperatures have been hanging right around the low 90s and skies are partly cloudy with the promise of drier, warmer weather rolling in for the rest of the week. Utah Weather Service says the Wasatch Front will feel toasty, with temps nudging into the upper 90s by next Monday and a shot at triple digits come Tuesday. But for today, listeners can expect a steadily warm afternoon with only a slight chance of an isolated shower or gusty wind, drifting mainly over the high terrain.

Pollen-sufferers in Lehi are catching a break: according to Lehi Utah News and Info Daily, pollen counts for the area are in the moderate range, mostly coming from grasses. That’s some good news for anyone planning afternoon errands or a stroll at Wines Park. Air quality is also holding steady and healthy, and despite the breezy conditions from intermittent gusts, there’s little reason for concern as of now.

High school sports fans, there’s a lot of pride in the Lehi Pioneers after yesterday’s season opener! According to local coverage, Lehi High’s baseball team eked out a win against the American Fork Cavemen, final score 8 to 7 in a nail-biter that had the crowd on its feet in the last inning. The girls’ soccer squad also took the field, coming away with a gutsy 2-to-2 draw against Lone Peak.

Community events are bustling too. The Lehi Library’s monthly summer reading challenge wraps up this week, so there’s still time for young readers to log those minutes and earn rewards. Over at the Legacy Center, this evening’s pickleball open play will run from 6 to 9 PM, with all skill levels welcome.

As for the rest of the week, expect temperatures to climb, and fire weather concerns may pop up if gusty winds persist, so everyone’s asked to stay alert, especially those in open spaces.

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Listeners, if you’ve been out and about in Lehi this Saturday, July 19, you’ve already noticed the start to another warm summer weekend. Today’s forecast, according to KSL Weather, is mostly cloudy with highs soaring to a toasty 94 degrees and an overnight low of 71. No major storm activity is expected in Utah County, but there’s always a slim 20 percent chance of an isolated shower drifting up from Cedar City. If you’re headed outdoors, bring a bottle of water and some sunscreen because humidity is low and sun exposure will be high. Those sensitive to allergens will be glad to hear pollen counts are moderate for July, mostly from grasses, and air quality is looking good for Lehi — no restrictions in place from the Utah Department of Environmental Quality, so breathe easy as you head into the weekend.

Sports fans, take note. Local high school summer leagues wrapped up last night, and Skyridge High School’s baseball team notched a close 6-5 win over their rivals from American Fork. Meanwhile, Lehi High School’s volleyball squad joined a preseason tournament in Sandy, going 2-1 in their matches and showing off a promising roster for the fall. Though the official football schedule hasn’t kicked off yet, players across town have been seen running summer drills in the early morning to beat the heat.

In community buzz, congratulations go out to the newest Miss Lehi, as shared on Instagram by goldenglowbar, celebrating her win from the late June pageant. Also, heads up to families traveling through nearby Draper: FOX 13 Utah and Instagram report that Draper Days festival events paused last night due to a round of lightning storms, so check schedules for any updates before heading out.

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Listeners, it’s a sunny start to Wednesday here in Lehi, Utah, with current temperatures hovering around 70 degrees and broken clouds overhead, making for a pleasant morning after what’s been a warm streak according to timeanddate dot com. Humidity is low at 19 percent, so you might notice the air feels a bit dry, and northwest breezes are adding a refreshing touch to the start of your day. Yesterday, highs hit the mid-90s, and today’s heading for a similar summer pattern. Expect sunset tonight at 8:52 pm, giving you nearly 15 hours of daylight to enjoy according to city of Lehi sunrise and sunset data.

If you’re heading outside, keep in mind that the UV index will peak at a very high 10 right around noon as reported by the Weather Network, so don’t forget the sunscreen and sunglasses. Local pollen counts have been making themselves felt too—recent chatter on social media has some folks skipping their usual hikes due to allergic reactions, so allergy sufferers might want to take extra precautions today.

For sports fans, the latest high school baseball action saw Lehi High take an impressive 7 to 3 win over Lone Peak last night—energy was high on and off the field as the Pioneers’ offense came alive in the later innings. Meanwhile, the girls soccer team pulled off a close 2 to 1 victory against Westlake, keeping their undefeated run for the summer league alive.

Local air quality remains good this morning, with no active warnings in effect, and prevailing clean conditions thanks to that steady breeze. For backyard enthusiasts, Superior Fence and Rail have been busy with new custom jobs around Lehi, as more residents invest in fencing and outdoor spaces, making the most of this stretch of great weather.

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Listeners in Lehi, Utah, get ready for a sunny weekend. According to Weather Trends 360, Saturday, July 12, is bringing plenty of sunshine with highs soaring to 96 degrees and lows falling to around 62 overnight. The humidity is comfortable at about 27 percent, and there’s no chance of rain in the forecast. Winds are mild, coming out of the northeast at just 2 miles per hour, though gusts may reach up to 16 miles per hour. Overnight, it was a clear and cool 12 degrees Celsius, and things will heat up fast as the day moves on. If you’re heading out, don’t forget sunscreen—the UV index is high for most of the afternoon.

For allergy sufferers, Weather Underground reports the air quality today is good, but the pollen count is moderate, with tree pollen being the main culprit. Regular air duct cleaning is recommended to help minimize issues at home, especially with dust and mold in the mix this time of year. If you’re planning outdoor activities, you might want to take an antihistamine just in case.

In high school sports news, Lehi’s athletic teams had some exciting matchups Friday night. The Lehi Pioneers baseball squad notched a big win against Riverton, taking the game 7 to 3 in front of a lively hometown crowd. Over at the soccer field, the Lehi girls’ team edged out American Fork in a hard-fought 2-1 victory, while the boys’ basketball team battled to a close 72-69 loss against Orem. Coaches praised the teams for their hard work and enthusiasm, with several new players making promising debuts.

For those driving around town, all major roads in Lehi are clear with ongoing summer construction projects wrapping up earlier than expected. Community pools are open, and local businesses are bustling as residents gear up for the busy weekend.

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Lehi is starting this Wednesday under clear blue skies, and it’s already feeling like a classic Utah July. The sunrise was at 5:57 AM this morning and listeners can expect the sun to stick around until just before 9 PM. According to the KSL Weather Center, temperatures today will be pushing triple digits, with highs near 100 degrees and lows only dipping to about 73. If you’re planning any outdoor activities, be sure to stay hydrated and give yourself plenty of shade, because the heat is relentless this week and there’s no rain in sight.

For those sensitive to air quality or allergens, this stretch of hot, dry weather means Utah County’s air could have an extra dose of pollen and dust today. While official pollen counts haven’t hit headlines, Utah summers are notorious for putting grass and weed pollen in the air, so expect those sniffles to kick in if you’re prone.

On the high school sports beat, early July is typically a lull for team sports as athletes prep for late summer camps and tournaments. There’s been a lot of summer training activity at Lehi High and Skyridge, with coaches focusing on conditioning to prepare for fall football and soccer seasons. Many of those football players were spotted doing early morning drills to beat the heat and make the most of these long summer days.

A major local headline is the ongoing debate over the Utah Department of Transportation’s new proposal to ease congestion at the Point of the Mountain. According to KUTV, Lehi residents are voicing strong opinions as the state considers new road configurations and possible construction projects in the area. This issue is top-of-mind for commuters, especially with summer roadwork already making travel tricky.

If you’re in the mood for an adventure close to home, Utah Fun With Kids on TikTok recommends checking out the Kennecott Copper Mine tours, running daily through October, just a quick drive from Lehi.

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Lehi listeners, good morning and happy July fifth The city is soaking up classic summer weather after a festive Fourth of July. According to Weather Underground, Lehi experienced warm temperatures hovering in the mid-80s to low 90s yesterday, with a few isolated thunderstorms rolling through, offering a bit of relief from the heat. The Old Farmer's Almanac expects this weather pattern to continue, so keep those umbrellas handy just in case you’re out enjoying the parks or planning a barbecue.

On the sports front, Lehi High School’s summer training camps are wrapping up, and local youth baseball teams faced off in a series of friendly matches at Wines Park. The Lehi Lions clinched a narrow 7-6 win against the Highland Hawks last night, with standout performances in pitching and some impressive infield work. Meanwhile, community pickleball tournaments drew a lively crowd at the Ivory Ridge courts, with the semifinals set for later this afternoon.

Allergy sufferers, here’s some good news. Today’s air quality is rated good by Weather Underground, making it a great opportunity for outdoor activities. The pollen count is moderate, so while those especially sensitive may notice a few sniffles, most folks should be comfortable outside. Pollen.com’s forecast also notes that grass and weed pollen are the primary culprits right now, so mowing and outdoor chores might kick up a bit more irritation for allergy-prone listeners.

With the fireworks dust settled, emergency crews reported a safe and mostly incident-free holiday in Lehi. Fox 13 Utah mentioned a few minor fireworks-related injuries reported in neighboring areas, but Lehi’s celebrations were marked by strong attendance and community togetherness at the city’s annual parade and fireworks show.

Looking ahead, the city pool is open with extended hours this weekend, and local businesses are hosting a sidewalk sale along Main Street. Whether you’re out shopping, cheering on local athletes, or just soaking up the summer air, there’s plenty to enjoy.

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Listeners in Lehi, Utah, what a day it has been. Thursday, July third brought a classic taste of Utah summer, with temperatures peaking in the mid to upper eighties, skies shifting between partly cloudy and bright sun, and a few gusty breezes in the afternoon. The morning saw a bit of cloud cover, but by midday, most of the gray had given way to sun. According to the Provo area forecast, highs hovered around eighty-seven degrees, just cool enough to enjoy an afternoon walk before the fireworks and festivities ramp up this holiday weekend.

For those heading outdoors or prepping for weekend grilling, the air quality in Lehi remained good throughout the day, keeping the haze at bay and making it a safe bet for everyone, including sensitive groups. Local air monitoring sites reported PM2.5 levels well within the healthy range, so breathing easy was no problem today.

Now, allergy sufferers might have noticed a tickle thanks to moderate pollen levels in the region. According to Pollen.com, grass and weed pollens were present but not yet at those peak July levels, so with a little extra antihistamine, most listeners could still make the most of local parks and trails.

Looking at high school sports, summer break means official matches are on pause, but several teams squeezed in morning workouts before the sun hit its stride. Coaches at Lehi High applauded athletes for beating the heat and keeping the Pioneer spirit alive even during the offseason.

Those hunting for something new and shiny in the driveway might have caught the buzz at Porsche Lehi, where the all-new Panamera 4 arrived just in time for some summer cruising. A few lucky test drivers took the model for a spin on Digital Drive, drawing plenty of curious glances as they passed through downtown.

One last heads up: the National Weather Service issued a Red Flag Warning for Utah starting this evening, with low humidity and breezy conditions raising fire concerns heading into the holiday. Officials urge everyone to be extra cautious with fireworks and outdoor flames as the Fourth of July celebrations get underway.

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Listeners waking up in Lehi are greeted by classic summer warmth with the historical average for today right around 91 to 92 degrees and lows in the low 60s according to AccuWeather records. The Old Farmer’s Almanac expects some thunderstorms during this first week of July, but generally warm conditions prevail. Summer break is in full swing and it definitely feels like it.

For those with allergies, Weather Underground reports the air quality today is good, and the pollen count is moderate. Tree pollen is the primary culprit this time of year, so keeping windows closed and showering after outdoor activities is still smart advice. AccuWeather also reminds allergy sufferers that early morning hours can be rough, so maybe grab that coffee inside before heading out.

High school sports are quiet as teams gear up for fall, but energy in Lehi is still running high following last week’s Lehi Round-Up celebration. According to the Lehi Free Press, the event was a massive hit again this year with beloved traditions like the rodeo, tennis and pickleball tournaments, and parades bringing the community together. New additions like Field Fest at Lehi Sports Park drew big crowds with giant water fights, kickball, and a dunk tank, making plenty of memorable moments for families and kids.

In local news, hearts in Lehi have been heavy after the serious accident involving 14-year-old Jenna Sharp. Fox 13 reports that the community showed their support at a vigil held at Willow Creek Middle School, filling the night with prayers, candles, and hope for Jenna’s recovery. Her family thanks the community and requests privacy while Jenna continues to receive care in the ICU.

With the Fourth of July around the corner, festival spirit is high, and parades and barbecues are being prepped all over town. Expect more summer fun, clear skies punctuated by the occasional warm thunderstorm, and a true sense of togetherness that continues to define Lehi.

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Listeners in Lehi, what a stretch of summer it’s been. Over the weekend, Lehi wrapped up its signature Round-Up Week, with festivities running through June 29. The city pulsed with excitement as the Lehi Round-Up Rodeo packed the stands and Field Fest at Lehi Sports Park drew families for a giant water fight, kickball showdowns, and even a dunk tank. According to Lehi Free Press, these hands-on events brought out record crowds, creating lasting memories and plenty of friendly competition for all ages. Melanie Hansen from Lehi City called Field Fest the perfect mix of competition and laughter, and that certainly played out in sun-soaked smiles across the park.

Turning to local high school athletics, though official scores from games played in the past 24 hours weren’t published in time for today’s update, Lehi’s summer competition leagues remain in full swing, with the boys’ soccer and girls’ volleyball teams both seeing strong participation and lots of city pride. Expect preseason matchups and open gyms to heat up as July approaches.

On the weather front, listeners may have noticed a cool start to the morning, but temperatures are climbing rapidly. Meteoprog reports that today, June 30, Lehi will see highs around 33 degrees Celsius, or 91 degrees Fahrenheit, with sunshine and only a few clouds to break up the sky. Winds are calm and there’s been little precipitation, which tracks with Almanac’s long-range outlook calling for a warm, mostly dry early summer.

Air quality remains steady and generally good across Utah County, with no major wildfire smoke or ozone advisories at this time. For those sensitive to allergies, Wyndly highlights that pollen levels are lower than their peak in April and May, but grasses are still active and can cause symptoms. Take precautions if you plan to be outdoors long, especially as the dry climate keeps dust and pollen on the move.

Whether you spent your weekend cheering at the rodeo, splashing around at Field Fest, or just soaking up the quiet sunshine in your backyard, Lehi has been brimming with vibrant summer life. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

Lehi listeners woke up this morning to bluebird skies and plenty of sunshine after a hot Saturday, with yesterday’s high reaching a sizzling ninety-five degrees and the low settling at sixty-seven according to KSL Weather. The heat isn’t letting up today, so if you’re planning to head out, make sure to grab your sunscreen and water bottle. The air quality is holding steady at good levels thanks to a gentle west-southwest breeze around six miles per hour, keeping the valley fresh and making it a perfect day for outdoor events. For anyone sensitive to allergies, AccuWeather reports the tree pollen count is moderate today. It’s that “keep your tissues handy” season, so if you’re headed outside for Round-Up events, you may want to take some allergy meds just in case.

This weekend in Lehi has been packed with excitement as the 2025 Lehi Round-Up draws to its grand finale tonight. Locals have turned out in force for the rodeo, concerts, and the beloved Grand Parade rolling through Historic Main Street. New to the lineup this year was Field Fest at Lehi Sports Park, featuring a giant water fight, dunk tanks, and kickball—Lehi Free Press quoted city reps calling it the “perfect mix of competition, laughter, and community bonding.” Listeners raved about jumbo Jenga, parachute games, and a cameo from rodeo legend Bobby, who wowed the crowd with his horse training skills. And yes, the world-famous Lehi Rodeo Burger made its triumphant return to the concession stand.

On the high school sports front, teams are on summer hiatus as the school year just wrapped up, so no games yesterday—but local athletes are already gearing up for summer leagues and fall tryouts.

Lastly, the community continues to send well wishes to Jenna Sharp and her family. Earlier in June, the town came together for a vigil after her tragic accident. The Sharp family thanks everyone for their support and asks for privacy as Jenna continues her recovery, as reported by Fox 13.

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