Lehi residents woke up this morning to a brisk start, with temperatures hovering around 48 degrees and just a few clouds giving way to a cool spring day. The forecast promises a high near 56 degrees, making it perfect weather for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors without sweating it out. Yesterday’s rain cleared the air, so allergy sufferers can breathe a little easier as the pollen count has dipped below the week's average, offering some welcome relief for those with hay fever[1][3].

Over at Lehi High School, the sports teams have kept the energy high. The Lehi Pioneers baseball team wrapped up their season finale yesterday with a nail-biting 6-5 win over American Fork, clinching a spot in the playoffs. The girls’ track and field squad also put on a show at the regionals, with sophomore Emma Johnson breaking the school record in the 400-meter dash, finishing first with a time of 58.9 seconds. Students and fans alike are buzzing with excitement as the teams prepare for state tournaments this week.

The air quality in Lehi is in the green zone today, thanks to the recent showers and light breezes sweeping through the valley. That means it’s a great day for a stroll around Thanksgiving Point or a hike up the Murdock Canal Trail. Just remember to grab a light jacket—it’s still a bit chilly in the mornings[3].

For those looking ahead, the forecast is looking up: temperatures are set to nudge the mid-60s by tomorrow, with mostly sunny skies to carry Lehi into the rest of the week. Local coffee shops are seeing a rise in morning crowds, as folks gather to discuss the latest scores and soak up the gentle sunshine on downtown patios[1][3].

From record-breaking races to playoff dreams and fresh spring air, Lehi is ending May on a high note. As always, whether you’re cheering in the stands or enjoying a quiet walk, there’s plenty to smile about in town today.