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Lehi's Winter Wonderland: Allergies, Air Quality, and Community Growth
In Lehi, Utah, as of January 24, 2025, the city is wrapped in the chill of winter, but there's more to the story than just the cold temperatures.
### Weather
Today, residents are experiencing a cloudy day with an icy mix expected later, and temperatures ranging from 41°F to 25°F. The wind is light, at about 4 mph, making the day feel quite brisk[2].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, there's some welcome news: the pollen count in the area is currently low. As of January 21, the tree pollen count is at 30 PPM, while grass and weed pollen counts are at 0 PPM. Additionally, the air quality in Salt Lake County, which includes Lehi, is relatively good, with PM 2.5 levels at 6.7 µg/m3 and ozone levels at 0.041 ppm, indicating clean air conditions[3].
### Local Events
While specific high school sports scores for the past 24 hours are not available, the community remains vibrant with various activities. The recent opening of the Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital in February 2024 has been a significant addition to the city's healthcare services, serving children and teens in Utah County and neighboring areas[1].
### Housing and Development
Affordability continues to be a key issue in Lehi, with the city ranked as the sixth most expensive in Utah. The cost of living is 30% higher than the national average and 21% higher than the state average. The Lehi City Council and planning commission are actively working on policies to bring more affordable housing to the area, a challenge that has been a focal point of debates and policy changes throughout 2024[1].
### Community News
Excitement is building with the announcement of a new Lehi Temple by President Russell M. Nelson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The temple, planned to be built on a 22.48-acre site, will include a multi-story structure and a public meetinghouse, making it the northernmost of the eight temples in Utah County[1].
In summary, Lehi is navigating the winter season with favorable conditions for those with allergies, clean air, and ongoing community developments that aim to address affordability and growth. Stay tuned to local news sources for the latest updates on community events and sports.
### Weather
Today, residents are experiencing a cloudy day with an icy mix expected later, and temperatures ranging from 41°F to 25°F. The wind is light, at about 4 mph, making the day feel quite brisk[2].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, there's some welcome news: the pollen count in the area is currently low. As of January 21, the tree pollen count is at 30 PPM, while grass and weed pollen counts are at 0 PPM. Additionally, the air quality in Salt Lake County, which includes Lehi, is relatively good, with PM 2.5 levels at 6.7 µg/m3 and ozone levels at 0.041 ppm, indicating clean air conditions[3].
### Local Events
While specific high school sports scores for the past 24 hours are not available, the community remains vibrant with various activities. The recent opening of the Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital in February 2024 has been a significant addition to the city's healthcare services, serving children and teens in Utah County and neighboring areas[1].
### Housing and Development
Affordability continues to be a key issue in Lehi, with the city ranked as the sixth most expensive in Utah. The cost of living is 30% higher than the national average and 21% higher than the state average. The Lehi City Council and planning commission are actively working on policies to bring more affordable housing to the area, a challenge that has been a focal point of debates and policy changes throughout 2024[1].
### Community News
Excitement is building with the announcement of a new Lehi Temple by President Russell M. Nelson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The temple, planned to be built on a 22.48-acre site, will include a multi-story structure and a public meetinghouse, making it the northernmost of the eight temples in Utah County[1].
In summary, Lehi is navigating the winter season with favorable conditions for those with allergies, clean air, and ongoing community developments that aim to address affordability and growth. Stay tuned to local news sources for the latest updates on community events and sports.
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By Quiet. PleaseIn Lehi, Utah, as of January 24, 2025, the city is wrapped in the chill of winter, but there's more to the story than just the cold temperatures.
### Weather
Today, residents are experiencing a cloudy day with an icy mix expected later, and temperatures ranging from 41°F to 25°F. The wind is light, at about 4 mph, making the day feel quite brisk[2].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, there's some welcome news: the pollen count in the area is currently low. As of January 21, the tree pollen count is at 30 PPM, while grass and weed pollen counts are at 0 PPM. Additionally, the air quality in Salt Lake County, which includes Lehi, is relatively good, with PM 2.5 levels at 6.7 µg/m3 and ozone levels at 0.041 ppm, indicating clean air conditions[3].
### Local Events
While specific high school sports scores for the past 24 hours are not available, the community remains vibrant with various activities. The recent opening of the Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital in February 2024 has been a significant addition to the city's healthcare services, serving children and teens in Utah County and neighboring areas[1].
### Housing and Development
Affordability continues to be a key issue in Lehi, with the city ranked as the sixth most expensive in Utah. The cost of living is 30% higher than the national average and 21% higher than the state average. The Lehi City Council and planning commission are actively working on policies to bring more affordable housing to the area, a challenge that has been a focal point of debates and policy changes throughout 2024[1].
### Community News
Excitement is building with the announcement of a new Lehi Temple by President Russell M. Nelson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The temple, planned to be built on a 22.48-acre site, will include a multi-story structure and a public meetinghouse, making it the northernmost of the eight temples in Utah County[1].
In summary, Lehi is navigating the winter season with favorable conditions for those with allergies, clean air, and ongoing community developments that aim to address affordability and growth. Stay tuned to local news sources for the latest updates on community events and sports.
### Weather
Today, residents are experiencing a cloudy day with an icy mix expected later, and temperatures ranging from 41°F to 25°F. The wind is light, at about 4 mph, making the day feel quite brisk[2].
### Pollen Count and Air Quality
For those with allergies, there's some welcome news: the pollen count in the area is currently low. As of January 21, the tree pollen count is at 30 PPM, while grass and weed pollen counts are at 0 PPM. Additionally, the air quality in Salt Lake County, which includes Lehi, is relatively good, with PM 2.5 levels at 6.7 µg/m3 and ozone levels at 0.041 ppm, indicating clean air conditions[3].
### Local Events
While specific high school sports scores for the past 24 hours are not available, the community remains vibrant with various activities. The recent opening of the Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital in February 2024 has been a significant addition to the city's healthcare services, serving children and teens in Utah County and neighboring areas[1].
### Housing and Development
Affordability continues to be a key issue in Lehi, with the city ranked as the sixth most expensive in Utah. The cost of living is 30% higher than the national average and 21% higher than the state average. The Lehi City Council and planning commission are actively working on policies to bring more affordable housing to the area, a challenge that has been a focal point of debates and policy changes throughout 2024[1].
### Community News
Excitement is building with the announcement of a new Lehi Temple by President Russell M. Nelson of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The temple, planned to be built on a 22.48-acre site, will include a multi-story structure and a public meetinghouse, making it the northernmost of the eight temples in Utah County[1].
In summary, Lehi is navigating the winter season with favorable conditions for those with allergies, clean air, and ongoing community developments that aim to address affordability and growth. Stay tuned to local news sources for the latest updates on community events and sports.