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Lehi is starting this Wednesday under clear blue skies, and it’s already feeling like a classic Utah July. The sunrise was at 5:57 AM this morning and listeners can expect the sun to stick around until just before 9 PM. According to the KSL Weather Center, temperatures today will be pushing triple digits, with highs near 100 degrees and lows only dipping to about 73. If you’re planning any outdoor activities, be sure to stay hydrated and give yourself plenty of shade, because the heat is relentless this week and there’s no rain in sight.
For those sensitive to air quality or allergens, this stretch of hot, dry weather means Utah County’s air could have an extra dose of pollen and dust today. While official pollen counts haven’t hit headlines, Utah summers are notorious for putting grass and weed pollen in the air, so expect those sniffles to kick in if you’re prone.
On the high school sports beat, early July is typically a lull for team sports as athletes prep for late summer camps and tournaments. There’s been a lot of summer training activity at Lehi High and Skyridge, with coaches focusing on conditioning to prepare for fall football and soccer seasons. Many of those football players were spotted doing early morning drills to beat the heat and make the most of these long summer days.
A major local headline is the ongoing debate over the Utah Department of Transportation’s new proposal to ease congestion at the Point of the Mountain. According to KUTV, Lehi residents are voicing strong opinions as the state considers new road configurations and possible construction projects in the area. This issue is top-of-mind for commuters, especially with summer roadwork already making travel tricky.
If you’re in the mood for an adventure close to home, Utah Fun With Kids on TikTok recommends checking out the Kennecott Copper Mine tours, running daily through October, just a quick drive from Lehi.
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For those sensitive to air quality or allergens, this stretch of hot, dry weather means Utah County’s air could have an extra dose of pollen and dust today. While official pollen counts haven’t hit headlines, Utah summers are notorious for putting grass and weed pollen in the air, so expect those sniffles to kick in if you’re prone.
On the high school sports beat, early July is typically a lull for team sports as athletes prep for late summer camps and tournaments. There’s been a lot of summer training activity at Lehi High and Skyridge, with coaches focusing on conditioning to prepare for fall football and soccer seasons. Many of those football players were spotted doing early morning drills to beat the heat and make the most of these long summer days.
A major local headline is the ongoing debate over the Utah Department of Transportation’s new proposal to ease congestion at the Point of the Mountain. According to KUTV, Lehi residents are voicing strong opinions as the state considers new road configurations and possible construction projects in the area. This issue is top-of-mind for commuters, especially with summer roadwork already making travel tricky.
If you’re in the mood for an adventure close to home, Utah Fun With Kids on TikTok recommends checking out the Kennecott Copper Mine tours, running daily through October, just a quick drive from Lehi.
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By Quiet. PleaseLehi is starting this Wednesday under clear blue skies, and it’s already feeling like a classic Utah July. The sunrise was at 5:57 AM this morning and listeners can expect the sun to stick around until just before 9 PM. According to the KSL Weather Center, temperatures today will be pushing triple digits, with highs near 100 degrees and lows only dipping to about 73. If you’re planning any outdoor activities, be sure to stay hydrated and give yourself plenty of shade, because the heat is relentless this week and there’s no rain in sight.
For those sensitive to air quality or allergens, this stretch of hot, dry weather means Utah County’s air could have an extra dose of pollen and dust today. While official pollen counts haven’t hit headlines, Utah summers are notorious for putting grass and weed pollen in the air, so expect those sniffles to kick in if you’re prone.
On the high school sports beat, early July is typically a lull for team sports as athletes prep for late summer camps and tournaments. There’s been a lot of summer training activity at Lehi High and Skyridge, with coaches focusing on conditioning to prepare for fall football and soccer seasons. Many of those football players were spotted doing early morning drills to beat the heat and make the most of these long summer days.
A major local headline is the ongoing debate over the Utah Department of Transportation’s new proposal to ease congestion at the Point of the Mountain. According to KUTV, Lehi residents are voicing strong opinions as the state considers new road configurations and possible construction projects in the area. This issue is top-of-mind for commuters, especially with summer roadwork already making travel tricky.
If you’re in the mood for an adventure close to home, Utah Fun With Kids on TikTok recommends checking out the Kennecott Copper Mine tours, running daily through October, just a quick drive from Lehi.
Thanks for tuning in. Don’t forget to subscribe and stay updated with all things Lehi. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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For those sensitive to air quality or allergens, this stretch of hot, dry weather means Utah County’s air could have an extra dose of pollen and dust today. While official pollen counts haven’t hit headlines, Utah summers are notorious for putting grass and weed pollen in the air, so expect those sniffles to kick in if you’re prone.
On the high school sports beat, early July is typically a lull for team sports as athletes prep for late summer camps and tournaments. There’s been a lot of summer training activity at Lehi High and Skyridge, with coaches focusing on conditioning to prepare for fall football and soccer seasons. Many of those football players were spotted doing early morning drills to beat the heat and make the most of these long summer days.
A major local headline is the ongoing debate over the Utah Department of Transportation’s new proposal to ease congestion at the Point of the Mountain. According to KUTV, Lehi residents are voicing strong opinions as the state considers new road configurations and possible construction projects in the area. This issue is top-of-mind for commuters, especially with summer roadwork already making travel tricky.
If you’re in the mood for an adventure close to home, Utah Fun With Kids on TikTok recommends checking out the Kennecott Copper Mine tours, running daily through October, just a quick drive from Lehi.
Thanks for tuning in. Don’t forget to subscribe and stay updated with all things Lehi. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Some great Deals https://amzn.to/49SJ3Qs
For more check out http://www.quietplease.ai