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A lively start to this July 23rd in Lehi, Utah, as temperatures have been hanging right around the low 90s and skies are partly cloudy with the promise of drier, warmer weather rolling in for the rest of the week. Utah Weather Service says the Wasatch Front will feel toasty, with temps nudging into the upper 90s by next Monday and a shot at triple digits come Tuesday. But for today, listeners can expect a steadily warm afternoon with only a slight chance of an isolated shower or gusty wind, drifting mainly over the high terrain.
Pollen-sufferers in Lehi are catching a break: according to Lehi Utah News and Info Daily, pollen counts for the area are in the moderate range, mostly coming from grasses. That’s some good news for anyone planning afternoon errands or a stroll at Wines Park. Air quality is also holding steady and healthy, and despite the breezy conditions from intermittent gusts, there’s little reason for concern as of now.
High school sports fans, there’s a lot of pride in the Lehi Pioneers after yesterday’s season opener! According to local coverage, Lehi High’s baseball team eked out a win against the American Fork Cavemen, final score 8 to 7 in a nail-biter that had the crowd on its feet in the last inning. The girls’ soccer squad also took the field, coming away with a gutsy 2-to-2 draw against Lone Peak.
Community events are bustling too. The Lehi Library’s monthly summer reading challenge wraps up this week, so there’s still time for young readers to log those minutes and earn rewards. Over at the Legacy Center, this evening’s pickleball open play will run from 6 to 9 PM, with all skill levels welcome.
As for the rest of the week, expect temperatures to climb, and fire weather concerns may pop up if gusty winds persist, so everyone’s asked to stay alert, especially those in open spaces.
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Pollen-sufferers in Lehi are catching a break: according to Lehi Utah News and Info Daily, pollen counts for the area are in the moderate range, mostly coming from grasses. That’s some good news for anyone planning afternoon errands or a stroll at Wines Park. Air quality is also holding steady and healthy, and despite the breezy conditions from intermittent gusts, there’s little reason for concern as of now.
High school sports fans, there’s a lot of pride in the Lehi Pioneers after yesterday’s season opener! According to local coverage, Lehi High’s baseball team eked out a win against the American Fork Cavemen, final score 8 to 7 in a nail-biter that had the crowd on its feet in the last inning. The girls’ soccer squad also took the field, coming away with a gutsy 2-to-2 draw against Lone Peak.
Community events are bustling too. The Lehi Library’s monthly summer reading challenge wraps up this week, so there’s still time for young readers to log those minutes and earn rewards. Over at the Legacy Center, this evening’s pickleball open play will run from 6 to 9 PM, with all skill levels welcome.
As for the rest of the week, expect temperatures to climb, and fire weather concerns may pop up if gusty winds persist, so everyone’s asked to stay alert, especially those in open spaces.
Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for all the latest from Lehi. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Quiet. PleaseA lively start to this July 23rd in Lehi, Utah, as temperatures have been hanging right around the low 90s and skies are partly cloudy with the promise of drier, warmer weather rolling in for the rest of the week. Utah Weather Service says the Wasatch Front will feel toasty, with temps nudging into the upper 90s by next Monday and a shot at triple digits come Tuesday. But for today, listeners can expect a steadily warm afternoon with only a slight chance of an isolated shower or gusty wind, drifting mainly over the high terrain.
Pollen-sufferers in Lehi are catching a break: according to Lehi Utah News and Info Daily, pollen counts for the area are in the moderate range, mostly coming from grasses. That’s some good news for anyone planning afternoon errands or a stroll at Wines Park. Air quality is also holding steady and healthy, and despite the breezy conditions from intermittent gusts, there’s little reason for concern as of now.
High school sports fans, there’s a lot of pride in the Lehi Pioneers after yesterday’s season opener! According to local coverage, Lehi High’s baseball team eked out a win against the American Fork Cavemen, final score 8 to 7 in a nail-biter that had the crowd on its feet in the last inning. The girls’ soccer squad also took the field, coming away with a gutsy 2-to-2 draw against Lone Peak.
Community events are bustling too. The Lehi Library’s monthly summer reading challenge wraps up this week, so there’s still time for young readers to log those minutes and earn rewards. Over at the Legacy Center, this evening’s pickleball open play will run from 6 to 9 PM, with all skill levels welcome.
As for the rest of the week, expect temperatures to climb, and fire weather concerns may pop up if gusty winds persist, so everyone’s asked to stay alert, especially those in open spaces.
Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for all the latest from 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
Pollen-sufferers in Lehi are catching a break: according to Lehi Utah News and Info Daily, pollen counts for the area are in the moderate range, mostly coming from grasses. That’s some good news for anyone planning afternoon errands or a stroll at Wines Park. Air quality is also holding steady and healthy, and despite the breezy conditions from intermittent gusts, there’s little reason for concern as of now.
High school sports fans, there’s a lot of pride in the Lehi Pioneers after yesterday’s season opener! According to local coverage, Lehi High’s baseball team eked out a win against the American Fork Cavemen, final score 8 to 7 in a nail-biter that had the crowd on its feet in the last inning. The girls’ soccer squad also took the field, coming away with a gutsy 2-to-2 draw against Lone Peak.
Community events are bustling too. The Lehi Library’s monthly summer reading challenge wraps up this week, so there’s still time for young readers to log those minutes and earn rewards. Over at the Legacy Center, this evening’s pickleball open play will run from 6 to 9 PM, with all skill levels welcome.
As for the rest of the week, expect temperatures to climb, and fire weather concerns may pop up if gusty winds persist, so everyone’s asked to stay alert, especially those in open spaces.
Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for all the latest from 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