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Lehi, Utah Weathers Chilly January with Low Pollen, Clean Air, and Community Excitement for Upcoming State Park
As of January 31, 2025, Lehi, Utah is wrapping up the month with a mix of chilly winter weather and several noteworthy local developments.
### Weather
January in Lehi has been characterized by cold temperatures, with daily highs ranging from 33°F to 37°F and lows around 21°F. Over the past 24 hours, the area has seen overcast skies with a gentle breeze of about 8 mph. As of the latest update, temperatures are hovering around 30°F, making it a typical chilly winter day[3][4].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, there's good news: the pollen count in the Salt Lake City area, which includes Lehi, is currently low. Tree pollen counts from cypress, juniper, and cedar are at 30 PPM, while grass and weed pollen counts are at 0 PPM. The air quality in Salt Lake County remains relatively good, with PM 2.5 levels at 6.7 µg/m3 and ozone levels at 0.041 ppm, indicating clean air conditions[3][4].
### Local News
While specific high school sports scores for the past 24 hours are not available, residents of Lehi can stay updated with local news through various community channels. There have been no major local events reported in the last 24 hours, but the community is buzzing with anticipation for upcoming developments.
### Statewide News Impacting Lehi
On a broader scale, Utah is gearing up for the grand opening of Utahraptor State Park later this year, which could attract more visitors to the region and boost local tourism[1].
### Community Health
The low pollen counts and good air quality make this a comfortable time for outdoor activities, despite the chilly weather. This is particularly beneficial for residents who enjoy winter sports or simply spending time outdoors.
In summary, Lehi is enjoying a period of favorable winter conditions, with low pollen counts, clean air, and typical cold temperatures. As the community looks forward to new state park openings and other local developments, it remains an excellent time to engage in outdoor activities and stay connected with local news and events.
### Weather
January in Lehi has been characterized by cold temperatures, with daily highs ranging from 33°F to 37°F and lows around 21°F. Over the past 24 hours, the area has seen overcast skies with a gentle breeze of about 8 mph. As of the latest update, temperatures are hovering around 30°F, making it a typical chilly winter day[3][4].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, there's good news: the pollen count in the Salt Lake City area, which includes Lehi, is currently low. Tree pollen counts from cypress, juniper, and cedar are at 30 PPM, while grass and weed pollen counts are at 0 PPM. The air quality in Salt Lake County remains relatively good, with PM 2.5 levels at 6.7 µg/m3 and ozone levels at 0.041 ppm, indicating clean air conditions[3][4].
### Local News
While specific high school sports scores for the past 24 hours are not available, residents of Lehi can stay updated with local news through various community channels. There have been no major local events reported in the last 24 hours, but the community is buzzing with anticipation for upcoming developments.
### Statewide News Impacting Lehi
On a broader scale, Utah is gearing up for the grand opening of Utahraptor State Park later this year, which could attract more visitors to the region and boost local tourism[1].
### Community Health
The low pollen counts and good air quality make this a comfortable time for outdoor activities, despite the chilly weather. This is particularly beneficial for residents who enjoy winter sports or simply spending time outdoors.
In summary, Lehi is enjoying a period of favorable winter conditions, with low pollen counts, clean air, and typical cold temperatures. As the community looks forward to new state park openings and other local developments, it remains an excellent time to engage in outdoor activities and stay connected with local news and events.
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By Quiet. PleaseAs of January 31, 2025, Lehi, Utah is wrapping up the month with a mix of chilly winter weather and several noteworthy local developments.
### Weather
January in Lehi has been characterized by cold temperatures, with daily highs ranging from 33°F to 37°F and lows around 21°F. Over the past 24 hours, the area has seen overcast skies with a gentle breeze of about 8 mph. As of the latest update, temperatures are hovering around 30°F, making it a typical chilly winter day[3][4].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, there's good news: the pollen count in the Salt Lake City area, which includes Lehi, is currently low. Tree pollen counts from cypress, juniper, and cedar are at 30 PPM, while grass and weed pollen counts are at 0 PPM. The air quality in Salt Lake County remains relatively good, with PM 2.5 levels at 6.7 µg/m3 and ozone levels at 0.041 ppm, indicating clean air conditions[3][4].
### Local News
While specific high school sports scores for the past 24 hours are not available, residents of Lehi can stay updated with local news through various community channels. There have been no major local events reported in the last 24 hours, but the community is buzzing with anticipation for upcoming developments.
### Statewide News Impacting Lehi
On a broader scale, Utah is gearing up for the grand opening of Utahraptor State Park later this year, which could attract more visitors to the region and boost local tourism[1].
### Community Health
The low pollen counts and good air quality make this a comfortable time for outdoor activities, despite the chilly weather. This is particularly beneficial for residents who enjoy winter sports or simply spending time outdoors.
In summary, Lehi is enjoying a period of favorable winter conditions, with low pollen counts, clean air, and typical cold temperatures. As the community looks forward to new state park openings and other local developments, it remains an excellent time to engage in outdoor activities and stay connected with local news and events.
### Weather
January in Lehi has been characterized by cold temperatures, with daily highs ranging from 33°F to 37°F and lows around 21°F. Over the past 24 hours, the area has seen overcast skies with a gentle breeze of about 8 mph. As of the latest update, temperatures are hovering around 30°F, making it a typical chilly winter day[3][4].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, there's good news: the pollen count in the Salt Lake City area, which includes Lehi, is currently low. Tree pollen counts from cypress, juniper, and cedar are at 30 PPM, while grass and weed pollen counts are at 0 PPM. The air quality in Salt Lake County remains relatively good, with PM 2.5 levels at 6.7 µg/m3 and ozone levels at 0.041 ppm, indicating clean air conditions[3][4].
### Local News
While specific high school sports scores for the past 24 hours are not available, residents of Lehi can stay updated with local news through various community channels. There have been no major local events reported in the last 24 hours, but the community is buzzing with anticipation for upcoming developments.
### Statewide News Impacting Lehi
On a broader scale, Utah is gearing up for the grand opening of Utahraptor State Park later this year, which could attract more visitors to the region and boost local tourism[1].
### Community Health
The low pollen counts and good air quality make this a comfortable time for outdoor activities, despite the chilly weather. This is particularly beneficial for residents who enjoy winter sports or simply spending time outdoors.
In summary, Lehi is enjoying a period of favorable winter conditions, with low pollen counts, clean air, and typical cold temperatures. As the community looks forward to new state park openings and other local developments, it remains an excellent time to engage in outdoor activities and stay connected with local news and events.