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Lehi's Summer Sizzle: Warm Temps, Thunderstorms, and Community Togetherness
Listeners waking up in Lehi are greeted by classic summer warmth with the historical average for today right around 91 to 92 degrees and lows in the low 60s according to AccuWeather records. The Old Farmer’s Almanac expects some thunderstorms during this first week of July, but generally warm conditions prevail. Summer break is in full swing and it definitely feels like it.
For those with allergies, Weather Underground reports the air quality today is good, and the pollen count is moderate. Tree pollen is the primary culprit this time of year, so keeping windows closed and showering after outdoor activities is still smart advice. AccuWeather also reminds allergy sufferers that early morning hours can be rough, so maybe grab that coffee inside before heading out.
High school sports are quiet as teams gear up for fall, but energy in Lehi is still running high following last week’s Lehi Round-Up celebration. According to the Lehi Free Press, the event was a massive hit again this year with beloved traditions like the rodeo, tennis and pickleball tournaments, and parades bringing the community together. New additions like Field Fest at Lehi Sports Park drew big crowds with giant water fights, kickball, and a dunk tank, making plenty of memorable moments for families and kids.
In local news, hearts in Lehi have been heavy after the serious accident involving 14-year-old Jenna Sharp. Fox 13 reports that the community showed their support at a vigil held at Willow Creek Middle School, filling the night with prayers, candles, and hope for Jenna’s recovery. Her family thanks the community and requests privacy while Jenna continues to receive care in the ICU.
With the Fourth of July around the corner, festival spirit is high, and parades and barbecues are being prepped all over town. Expect more summer fun, clear skies punctuated by the occasional warm thunderstorm, and a true sense of togetherness that continues to define Lehi.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For those with allergies, Weather Underground reports the air quality today is good, and the pollen count is moderate. Tree pollen is the primary culprit this time of year, so keeping windows closed and showering after outdoor activities is still smart advice. AccuWeather also reminds allergy sufferers that early morning hours can be rough, so maybe grab that coffee inside before heading out.
High school sports are quiet as teams gear up for fall, but energy in Lehi is still running high following last week’s Lehi Round-Up celebration. According to the Lehi Free Press, the event was a massive hit again this year with beloved traditions like the rodeo, tennis and pickleball tournaments, and parades bringing the community together. New additions like Field Fest at Lehi Sports Park drew big crowds with giant water fights, kickball, and a dunk tank, making plenty of memorable moments for families and kids.
In local news, hearts in Lehi have been heavy after the serious accident involving 14-year-old Jenna Sharp. Fox 13 reports that the community showed their support at a vigil held at Willow Creek Middle School, filling the night with prayers, candles, and hope for Jenna’s recovery. Her family thanks the community and requests privacy while Jenna continues to receive care in the ICU.
With the Fourth of July around the corner, festival spirit is high, and parades and barbecues are being prepped all over town. Expect more summer fun, clear skies punctuated by the occasional warm thunderstorm, and a true sense of togetherness that continues to define Lehi.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Quiet. PleaseListeners waking up in Lehi are greeted by classic summer warmth with the historical average for today right around 91 to 92 degrees and lows in the low 60s according to AccuWeather records. The Old Farmer’s Almanac expects some thunderstorms during this first week of July, but generally warm conditions prevail. Summer break is in full swing and it definitely feels like it.
For those with allergies, Weather Underground reports the air quality today is good, and the pollen count is moderate. Tree pollen is the primary culprit this time of year, so keeping windows closed and showering after outdoor activities is still smart advice. AccuWeather also reminds allergy sufferers that early morning hours can be rough, so maybe grab that coffee inside before heading out.
High school sports are quiet as teams gear up for fall, but energy in Lehi is still running high following last week’s Lehi Round-Up celebration. According to the Lehi Free Press, the event was a massive hit again this year with beloved traditions like the rodeo, tennis and pickleball tournaments, and parades bringing the community together. New additions like Field Fest at Lehi Sports Park drew big crowds with giant water fights, kickball, and a dunk tank, making plenty of memorable moments for families and kids.
In local news, hearts in Lehi have been heavy after the serious accident involving 14-year-old Jenna Sharp. Fox 13 reports that the community showed their support at a vigil held at Willow Creek Middle School, filling the night with prayers, candles, and hope for Jenna’s recovery. Her family thanks the community and requests privacy while Jenna continues to receive care in the ICU.
With the Fourth of July around the corner, festival spirit is high, and parades and barbecues are being prepped all over town. Expect more summer fun, clear skies punctuated by the occasional warm thunderstorm, and a true sense of togetherness that continues to define Lehi.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For those with allergies, Weather Underground reports the air quality today is good, and the pollen count is moderate. Tree pollen is the primary culprit this time of year, so keeping windows closed and showering after outdoor activities is still smart advice. AccuWeather also reminds allergy sufferers that early morning hours can be rough, so maybe grab that coffee inside before heading out.
High school sports are quiet as teams gear up for fall, but energy in Lehi is still running high following last week’s Lehi Round-Up celebration. According to the Lehi Free Press, the event was a massive hit again this year with beloved traditions like the rodeo, tennis and pickleball tournaments, and parades bringing the community together. New additions like Field Fest at Lehi Sports Park drew big crowds with giant water fights, kickball, and a dunk tank, making plenty of memorable moments for families and kids.
In local news, hearts in Lehi have been heavy after the serious accident involving 14-year-old Jenna Sharp. Fox 13 reports that the community showed their support at a vigil held at Willow Creek Middle School, filling the night with prayers, candles, and hope for Jenna’s recovery. Her family thanks the community and requests privacy while Jenna continues to receive care in the ICU.
With the Fourth of July around the corner, festival spirit is high, and parades and barbecues are being prepped all over town. Expect more summer fun, clear skies punctuated by the occasional warm thunderstorm, and a true sense of togetherness that continues to define Lehi.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.