Lehi, Utah, enjoyed a lively weekend packed with community events and a blend of warm and cooler weather. On Saturday morning, hundreds of locals gathered at Osier Park for the highly anticipated Lehi City Easter Egg Hunt. Families enjoyed an egg-citing celebration with games, candy-filled eggs, and a special appearance by the Easter Bunny. The event also featured a pancake breakfast fundraiser hosted by the Lehi Youth Council, raising funds for their community service projects.

Saturday's weather was warm but breezy in the afternoon, with temperatures hovering around 77°F. Sunday brought noticeably cooler weather with highs predicted around 60°F, and mostly cloudy skies creating a refreshing change. The air quality remains a concern for sensitive groups, with particulate matter levels elevated to an unhealthy range. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities if they experience difficulty breathing or throat irritation.

For sports fans, it was an exciting weekend for Lehi High School's athletic teams. The baseball team delivered a stunning 5-2 victory on Saturday against their rivals from American Fork, cementing their place atop regional standings. Meanwhile, the Lehi girls' soccer team fought hard but fell short in a closely contested match against Lone Peak, with a final score of 2-1.

Allergy sufferers in Lehi were greeted with good news as the tree pollen count has been relatively low, bringing some relief during what is typically a high-pollen season. This has made outdoor activities more manageable for those with sensitivities.

As the weekend winds down, locals are looking forward to a sunnier Monday and upcoming events in the city, including the Planning Commission's next session on April 17. Spring in Lehi continues to bring its mix of community spirit, fluctuating weather, and vibrant happenings.