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Lehi listeners, good morning and happy July fifth The city is soaking up classic summer weather after a festive Fourth of July. According to Weather Underground, Lehi experienced warm temperatures hovering in the mid-80s to low 90s yesterday, with a few isolated thunderstorms rolling through, offering a bit of relief from the heat. The Old Farmer's Almanac expects this weather pattern to continue, so keep those umbrellas handy just in case you’re out enjoying the parks or planning a barbecue.
On the sports front, Lehi High School’s summer training camps are wrapping up, and local youth baseball teams faced off in a series of friendly matches at Wines Park. The Lehi Lions clinched a narrow 7-6 win against the Highland Hawks last night, with standout performances in pitching and some impressive infield work. Meanwhile, community pickleball tournaments drew a lively crowd at the Ivory Ridge courts, with the semifinals set for later this afternoon.
Allergy sufferers, here’s some good news. Today’s air quality is rated good by Weather Underground, making it a great opportunity for outdoor activities. The pollen count is moderate, so while those especially sensitive may notice a few sniffles, most folks should be comfortable outside. Pollen.com’s forecast also notes that grass and weed pollen are the primary culprits right now, so mowing and outdoor chores might kick up a bit more irritation for allergy-prone listeners.
With the fireworks dust settled, emergency crews reported a safe and mostly incident-free holiday in Lehi. Fox 13 Utah mentioned a few minor fireworks-related injuries reported in neighboring areas, but Lehi’s celebrations were marked by strong attendance and community togetherness at the city’s annual parade and fireworks show.
Looking ahead, the city pool is open with extended hours this weekend, and local businesses are hosting a sidewalk sale along Main Street. Whether you’re out shopping, cheering on local athletes, or just soaking up the summer air, there’s plenty to enjoy.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Don’t forget to subscribe for daily updates and keep Lehi news at your fingertips. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
On the sports front, Lehi High School’s summer training camps are wrapping up, and local youth baseball teams faced off in a series of friendly matches at Wines Park. The Lehi Lions clinched a narrow 7-6 win against the Highland Hawks last night, with standout performances in pitching and some impressive infield work. Meanwhile, community pickleball tournaments drew a lively crowd at the Ivory Ridge courts, with the semifinals set for later this afternoon.
Allergy sufferers, here’s some good news. Today’s air quality is rated good by Weather Underground, making it a great opportunity for outdoor activities. The pollen count is moderate, so while those especially sensitive may notice a few sniffles, most folks should be comfortable outside. Pollen.com’s forecast also notes that grass and weed pollen are the primary culprits right now, so mowing and outdoor chores might kick up a bit more irritation for allergy-prone listeners.
With the fireworks dust settled, emergency crews reported a safe and mostly incident-free holiday in Lehi. Fox 13 Utah mentioned a few minor fireworks-related injuries reported in neighboring areas, but Lehi’s celebrations were marked by strong attendance and community togetherness at the city’s annual parade and fireworks show.
Looking ahead, the city pool is open with extended hours this weekend, and local businesses are hosting a sidewalk sale along Main Street. Whether you’re out shopping, cheering on local athletes, or just soaking up the summer air, there’s plenty to enjoy.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Don’t forget to subscribe for daily updates and keep Lehi news at your fingertips. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Quiet. PleaseLehi listeners, good morning and happy July fifth The city is soaking up classic summer weather after a festive Fourth of July. According to Weather Underground, Lehi experienced warm temperatures hovering in the mid-80s to low 90s yesterday, with a few isolated thunderstorms rolling through, offering a bit of relief from the heat. The Old Farmer's Almanac expects this weather pattern to continue, so keep those umbrellas handy just in case you’re out enjoying the parks or planning a barbecue.
On the sports front, Lehi High School’s summer training camps are wrapping up, and local youth baseball teams faced off in a series of friendly matches at Wines Park. The Lehi Lions clinched a narrow 7-6 win against the Highland Hawks last night, with standout performances in pitching and some impressive infield work. Meanwhile, community pickleball tournaments drew a lively crowd at the Ivory Ridge courts, with the semifinals set for later this afternoon.
Allergy sufferers, here’s some good news. Today’s air quality is rated good by Weather Underground, making it a great opportunity for outdoor activities. The pollen count is moderate, so while those especially sensitive may notice a few sniffles, most folks should be comfortable outside. Pollen.com’s forecast also notes that grass and weed pollen are the primary culprits right now, so mowing and outdoor chores might kick up a bit more irritation for allergy-prone listeners.
With the fireworks dust settled, emergency crews reported a safe and mostly incident-free holiday in Lehi. Fox 13 Utah mentioned a few minor fireworks-related injuries reported in neighboring areas, but Lehi’s celebrations were marked by strong attendance and community togetherness at the city’s annual parade and fireworks show.
Looking ahead, the city pool is open with extended hours this weekend, and local businesses are hosting a sidewalk sale along Main Street. Whether you’re out shopping, cheering on local athletes, or just soaking up the summer air, there’s plenty to enjoy.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Don’t forget to subscribe for daily updates and keep Lehi news at your fingertips. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
On the sports front, Lehi High School’s summer training camps are wrapping up, and local youth baseball teams faced off in a series of friendly matches at Wines Park. The Lehi Lions clinched a narrow 7-6 win against the Highland Hawks last night, with standout performances in pitching and some impressive infield work. Meanwhile, community pickleball tournaments drew a lively crowd at the Ivory Ridge courts, with the semifinals set for later this afternoon.
Allergy sufferers, here’s some good news. Today’s air quality is rated good by Weather Underground, making it a great opportunity for outdoor activities. The pollen count is moderate, so while those especially sensitive may notice a few sniffles, most folks should be comfortable outside. Pollen.com’s forecast also notes that grass and weed pollen are the primary culprits right now, so mowing and outdoor chores might kick up a bit more irritation for allergy-prone listeners.
With the fireworks dust settled, emergency crews reported a safe and mostly incident-free holiday in Lehi. Fox 13 Utah mentioned a few minor fireworks-related injuries reported in neighboring areas, but Lehi’s celebrations were marked by strong attendance and community togetherness at the city’s annual parade and fireworks show.
Looking ahead, the city pool is open with extended hours this weekend, and local businesses are hosting a sidewalk sale along Main Street. Whether you’re out shopping, cheering on local athletes, or just soaking up the summer air, there’s plenty to enjoy.
Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Don’t forget to subscribe for daily updates and keep Lehi news at your fingertips. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.