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In Lehi, Utah, the past 24 hours have been a mix of winter weather challenges and local community activities.
### Weather
As of February 15, 2025, Lehi is still in the grip of winter. The recent days have seen overcast or mostly cloudy conditions, which is typical for this time of year. On February 8, the area experienced significant weather-related issues when seven separate accidents occurred on Interstate 15 due to hazardous road conditions, causing delays for drivers. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the highway reopened by approximately 9:20 p.m. the same evening[1].
### High School Sports
While there are no recent sports scores to report from the past 24 hours, Lehi High School continues to be a powerhouse in athletics. The school's football team has won several state championships, including titles in 2021 and 2022, which remains a source of pride for the community[3].
### Pollen Count
For those concerned about allergies, the pollen count in the Salt Lake City area, which includes Lehi, is currently relatively low. The main allergen at this time is from mountain cedar or Ashe juniper, but levels are not as high as they will be in the spring. This means residents can enjoy the outdoors with minimal pollen-related concerns[3].
### Air Quality
Air quality in Salt Lake County, where Lehi is located, is being closely monitored. As of the latest update, PM 2.5 levels were at 1.9 µg/m³, and ozone levels were at 0.037 ppm, indicating good air quality. There are no burn bans in effect, but residents are always advised to reduce vehicle use and avoid solid fuel burning to maintain good air quality[4].
### Local Events
Lehi recently hosted the Utah Classic dance competition on February 14-15 at Skyridge High School. This event featured junior teams, solo cabaret performances, and various syllabus and open categories, drawing in dance enthusiasts from the area[3].
In summary, Lehi is navigating through the typical winter conditions, with a focus on road safety, good air quality, and exciting local events like the Utah Classic dance competition. As the city moves through February, residents can look forward to more community activities and the gradual improvement in weather as spring approaches.
### Weather
As of February 15, 2025, Lehi is still in the grip of winter. The recent days have seen overcast or mostly cloudy conditions, which is typical for this time of year. On February 8, the area experienced significant weather-related issues when seven separate accidents occurred on Interstate 15 due to hazardous road conditions, causing delays for drivers. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the highway reopened by approximately 9:20 p.m. the same evening[1].
### High School Sports
While there are no recent sports scores to report from the past 24 hours, Lehi High School continues to be a powerhouse in athletics. The school's football team has won several state championships, including titles in 2021 and 2022, which remains a source of pride for the community[3].
### Pollen Count
For those concerned about allergies, the pollen count in the Salt Lake City area, which includes Lehi, is currently relatively low. The main allergen at this time is from mountain cedar or Ashe juniper, but levels are not as high as they will be in the spring. This means residents can enjoy the outdoors with minimal pollen-related concerns[3].
### Air Quality
Air quality in Salt Lake County, where Lehi is located, is being closely monitored. As of the latest update, PM 2.5 levels were at 1.9 µg/m³, and ozone levels were at 0.037 ppm, indicating good air quality. There are no burn bans in effect, but residents are always advised to reduce vehicle use and avoid solid fuel burning to maintain good air quality[4].
### Local Events
Lehi recently hosted the Utah Classic dance competition on February 14-15 at Skyridge High School. This event featured junior teams, solo cabaret performances, and various syllabus and open categories, drawing in dance enthusiasts from the area[3].
In summary, Lehi is navigating through the typical winter conditions, with a focus on road safety, good air quality, and exciting local events like the Utah Classic dance competition. As the city moves through February, residents can look forward to more community activities and the gradual improvement in weather as spring approaches.
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By Quiet. PleaseIn Lehi, Utah, the past 24 hours have been a mix of winter weather challenges and local community activities.
### Weather
As of February 15, 2025, Lehi is still in the grip of winter. The recent days have seen overcast or mostly cloudy conditions, which is typical for this time of year. On February 8, the area experienced significant weather-related issues when seven separate accidents occurred on Interstate 15 due to hazardous road conditions, causing delays for drivers. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the highway reopened by approximately 9:20 p.m. the same evening[1].
### High School Sports
While there are no recent sports scores to report from the past 24 hours, Lehi High School continues to be a powerhouse in athletics. The school's football team has won several state championships, including titles in 2021 and 2022, which remains a source of pride for the community[3].
### Pollen Count
For those concerned about allergies, the pollen count in the Salt Lake City area, which includes Lehi, is currently relatively low. The main allergen at this time is from mountain cedar or Ashe juniper, but levels are not as high as they will be in the spring. This means residents can enjoy the outdoors with minimal pollen-related concerns[3].
### Air Quality
Air quality in Salt Lake County, where Lehi is located, is being closely monitored. As of the latest update, PM 2.5 levels were at 1.9 µg/m³, and ozone levels were at 0.037 ppm, indicating good air quality. There are no burn bans in effect, but residents are always advised to reduce vehicle use and avoid solid fuel burning to maintain good air quality[4].
### Local Events
Lehi recently hosted the Utah Classic dance competition on February 14-15 at Skyridge High School. This event featured junior teams, solo cabaret performances, and various syllabus and open categories, drawing in dance enthusiasts from the area[3].
In summary, Lehi is navigating through the typical winter conditions, with a focus on road safety, good air quality, and exciting local events like the Utah Classic dance competition. As the city moves through February, residents can look forward to more community activities and the gradual improvement in weather as spring approaches.
### Weather
As of February 15, 2025, Lehi is still in the grip of winter. The recent days have seen overcast or mostly cloudy conditions, which is typical for this time of year. On February 8, the area experienced significant weather-related issues when seven separate accidents occurred on Interstate 15 due to hazardous road conditions, causing delays for drivers. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the highway reopened by approximately 9:20 p.m. the same evening[1].
### High School Sports
While there are no recent sports scores to report from the past 24 hours, Lehi High School continues to be a powerhouse in athletics. The school's football team has won several state championships, including titles in 2021 and 2022, which remains a source of pride for the community[3].
### Pollen Count
For those concerned about allergies, the pollen count in the Salt Lake City area, which includes Lehi, is currently relatively low. The main allergen at this time is from mountain cedar or Ashe juniper, but levels are not as high as they will be in the spring. This means residents can enjoy the outdoors with minimal pollen-related concerns[3].
### Air Quality
Air quality in Salt Lake County, where Lehi is located, is being closely monitored. As of the latest update, PM 2.5 levels were at 1.9 µg/m³, and ozone levels were at 0.037 ppm, indicating good air quality. There are no burn bans in effect, but residents are always advised to reduce vehicle use and avoid solid fuel burning to maintain good air quality[4].
### Local Events
Lehi recently hosted the Utah Classic dance competition on February 14-15 at Skyridge High School. This event featured junior teams, solo cabaret performances, and various syllabus and open categories, drawing in dance enthusiasts from the area[3].
In summary, Lehi is navigating through the typical winter conditions, with a focus on road safety, good air quality, and exciting local events like the Utah Classic dance competition. As the city moves through February, residents can look forward to more community activities and the gradual improvement in weather as spring approaches.