Bright skies greeted Lehi on Friday morning after a cool and refreshing night. Yesterday’s high reached a pleasant 70 degrees, dipping to a crisp low of 64 overnight. Today, locals are enjoying more of that late-May sunshine, with temperatures expected to hover around the mid-60s by afternoon. A gentle breeze rolling in at around 8 miles per hour adds just the right touch to the comfortable weather, ideal for outdoor lunch breaks and evening strolls. Clouds are few and far between, giving residents a clear view of the Wasatch Front[2][5].

Air quality remains excellent today, with no recent reports of smoke or pollution—so it’s a perfect time to open the windows or head outside. Allergy sufferers have it a bit easier right now, too, as pollen counts are moderate following the recent showers and cool fronts that swept through the area earlier in the week[4].

Lehi High’s sports teams wrapped up their seasons with some excitement last night. The girls’ soccer team finished their home match with a tight 2-1 victory over a determined American Fork squad, clinching a spot in the regional semifinals. Meanwhile, over at the baseball diamond, the Pioneers fell short against Lone Peak, ending a close game at 7-6 after a hard-fought comeback in the final inning.

Community events are in full swing as Lehi gears up for Memorial Day weekend. The city pool officially opens tomorrow, and locals are making plans for Saturday’s farmers market at Wines Park, where spring produce and homemade crafts will be front and center. There’s a buzz in the air as families prepare for picnics and outdoor gatherings, taking advantage of the mild, mostly dry forecast through Sunday[2][4].

In short, Lehi is looking and feeling its best right now, with clear skies, clean air, and plenty of energy from neighbors enjoying the season’s change. Whether you’re catching a high school game, strolling through downtown, or just soaking up the sun, there’s no better place to be as summer approaches.