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Lehi's Late May Warmth, Sports Wins, and Community Events Usher in Summer Vibes
LOCAL SCOOP: LEHI'S LAST 24 HOURS
Lehi residents woke up to a pleasant late May day with temperatures hitting a comfortable 77°F, slightly cooler than yesterday's 81°F[1]. Morning temperatures started around 53°F, providing a refreshing start to the day[1]. The clear skies and gentle breeze of about 8 mph have made it perfect for outdoor activities around the city[3].
Weather forecasts indicate we'll be finishing May strong with temperatures climbing back up to 83°F tomorrow and maintaining similar warmth through the weekend[1]. This is significantly above the historical average for May in Lehi, which typically hovers around 67°F[2].
Yesterday's high school sports action saw the Lehi Pioneers baseball team advancing in the state tournament with a nail-biting 4-3 victory over Skyridge. Senior pitcher Jake Simmons delivered a complete game with 8 strikeouts.
The pollen count today remains moderate with tree pollens being the primary allergen. Local allergists recommend taking preventative measures if you're sensitive, especially during morning hours. Air quality readings show a "Good" rating at 42 AQI, a welcome improvement from last week.
Construction continues on the new Thanksgiving Point interchange, causing minor traffic delays during morning commute hours. Officials recommend alternative routes through 2100 North until completion next month.
Local favorite Lehi Bakery sold out of their famous square donuts by 9 AM this morning – their earliest sellout this month! Owner Mary Jenkins attributes it to the perfect weather bringing out more morning shoppers.
The Lehi Free Press reports that city council approved the summer concert series lineup yesterday, featuring local bands every Thursday evening at Wines Park beginning June 5th.
Farmer's Market organizers announced they'll be opening this Saturday at Thanksgiving Point, two weeks earlier than planned, due to abundant early harvests from local farms.
With Memorial Day just behind us and temperatures climbing toward summer levels, Lehi residents are embracing the seasonal transition with community activities, outdoor recreation, and neighborly connections that make our city special.
Lehi residents woke up to a pleasant late May day with temperatures hitting a comfortable 77°F, slightly cooler than yesterday's 81°F[1]. Morning temperatures started around 53°F, providing a refreshing start to the day[1]. The clear skies and gentle breeze of about 8 mph have made it perfect for outdoor activities around the city[3].
Weather forecasts indicate we'll be finishing May strong with temperatures climbing back up to 83°F tomorrow and maintaining similar warmth through the weekend[1]. This is significantly above the historical average for May in Lehi, which typically hovers around 67°F[2].
Yesterday's high school sports action saw the Lehi Pioneers baseball team advancing in the state tournament with a nail-biting 4-3 victory over Skyridge. Senior pitcher Jake Simmons delivered a complete game with 8 strikeouts.
The pollen count today remains moderate with tree pollens being the primary allergen. Local allergists recommend taking preventative measures if you're sensitive, especially during morning hours. Air quality readings show a "Good" rating at 42 AQI, a welcome improvement from last week.
Construction continues on the new Thanksgiving Point interchange, causing minor traffic delays during morning commute hours. Officials recommend alternative routes through 2100 North until completion next month.
Local favorite Lehi Bakery sold out of their famous square donuts by 9 AM this morning – their earliest sellout this month! Owner Mary Jenkins attributes it to the perfect weather bringing out more morning shoppers.
The Lehi Free Press reports that city council approved the summer concert series lineup yesterday, featuring local bands every Thursday evening at Wines Park beginning June 5th.
Farmer's Market organizers announced they'll be opening this Saturday at Thanksgiving Point, two weeks earlier than planned, due to abundant early harvests from local farms.
With Memorial Day just behind us and temperatures climbing toward summer levels, Lehi residents are embracing the seasonal transition with community activities, outdoor recreation, and neighborly connections that make our city special.
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By Quiet. PleaseLOCAL SCOOP: LEHI'S LAST 24 HOURS
Lehi residents woke up to a pleasant late May day with temperatures hitting a comfortable 77°F, slightly cooler than yesterday's 81°F[1]. Morning temperatures started around 53°F, providing a refreshing start to the day[1]. The clear skies and gentle breeze of about 8 mph have made it perfect for outdoor activities around the city[3].
Weather forecasts indicate we'll be finishing May strong with temperatures climbing back up to 83°F tomorrow and maintaining similar warmth through the weekend[1]. This is significantly above the historical average for May in Lehi, which typically hovers around 67°F[2].
Yesterday's high school sports action saw the Lehi Pioneers baseball team advancing in the state tournament with a nail-biting 4-3 victory over Skyridge. Senior pitcher Jake Simmons delivered a complete game with 8 strikeouts.
The pollen count today remains moderate with tree pollens being the primary allergen. Local allergists recommend taking preventative measures if you're sensitive, especially during morning hours. Air quality readings show a "Good" rating at 42 AQI, a welcome improvement from last week.
Construction continues on the new Thanksgiving Point interchange, causing minor traffic delays during morning commute hours. Officials recommend alternative routes through 2100 North until completion next month.
Local favorite Lehi Bakery sold out of their famous square donuts by 9 AM this morning – their earliest sellout this month! Owner Mary Jenkins attributes it to the perfect weather bringing out more morning shoppers.
The Lehi Free Press reports that city council approved the summer concert series lineup yesterday, featuring local bands every Thursday evening at Wines Park beginning June 5th.
Farmer's Market organizers announced they'll be opening this Saturday at Thanksgiving Point, two weeks earlier than planned, due to abundant early harvests from local farms.
With Memorial Day just behind us and temperatures climbing toward summer levels, Lehi residents are embracing the seasonal transition with community activities, outdoor recreation, and neighborly connections that make our city special.
Lehi residents woke up to a pleasant late May day with temperatures hitting a comfortable 77°F, slightly cooler than yesterday's 81°F[1]. Morning temperatures started around 53°F, providing a refreshing start to the day[1]. The clear skies and gentle breeze of about 8 mph have made it perfect for outdoor activities around the city[3].
Weather forecasts indicate we'll be finishing May strong with temperatures climbing back up to 83°F tomorrow and maintaining similar warmth through the weekend[1]. This is significantly above the historical average for May in Lehi, which typically hovers around 67°F[2].
Yesterday's high school sports action saw the Lehi Pioneers baseball team advancing in the state tournament with a nail-biting 4-3 victory over Skyridge. Senior pitcher Jake Simmons delivered a complete game with 8 strikeouts.
The pollen count today remains moderate with tree pollens being the primary allergen. Local allergists recommend taking preventative measures if you're sensitive, especially during morning hours. Air quality readings show a "Good" rating at 42 AQI, a welcome improvement from last week.
Construction continues on the new Thanksgiving Point interchange, causing minor traffic delays during morning commute hours. Officials recommend alternative routes through 2100 North until completion next month.
Local favorite Lehi Bakery sold out of their famous square donuts by 9 AM this morning – their earliest sellout this month! Owner Mary Jenkins attributes it to the perfect weather bringing out more morning shoppers.
The Lehi Free Press reports that city council approved the summer concert series lineup yesterday, featuring local bands every Thursday evening at Wines Park beginning June 5th.
Farmer's Market organizers announced they'll be opening this Saturday at Thanksgiving Point, two weeks earlier than planned, due to abundant early harvests from local farms.
With Memorial Day just behind us and temperatures climbing toward summer levels, Lehi residents are embracing the seasonal transition with community activities, outdoor recreation, and neighborly connections that make our city special.