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  • Lehi Local: Cool Temps, Wet Weather, and a Full Winter Sports Slate

    Lehi Local: Cool Temps, Wet Weather, and a Full Winter Sports Slate
    2025/12/17
    Lehi listeners, let’s get you caught up on the last 24 hours right in your own backyard.

    First, the skies. According to Time and Date’s Lehi hourly forecast, you’ve been riding a cool, unsettled stretch: early-morning temps in the low 50s, climbing into the mid‑50s, with light rain showers and overcast skies dominating the day. A few pockets of drizzle and even some rumbly thunderstorms rolled through the Wasatch Front, with light winds around 5 to 10 miles per hour and humidity hanging in the 50 percent range. KUTV’s Wasatch Front forecast adds that this is tied to an atmospheric river brushing northern Utah, bringing bursts of valley rain while keeping highs warmer than normal in the 50s.

    For anyone with allergies, this damp pattern is a mixed bag. Local Utah allergy trackers and clinic updates over the past day have kept tree and grass pollen on the low side thanks to cooler temps and recent moisture, but mold spores are running a bit higher than usual with all the wet ground and lingering leaf litter. Most regional air‑quality monitors along the Wasatch Front have rated Lehi’s air in the good category over the last 24 hours, with brief dips toward moderate near busy traffic corridors during the morning and evening commute as moisture traps a bit of exhaust close to the surface.

    On the high school front, local sports calendars and school activity feeds show winter sports fully in gear. Lehi and Skyridge basketball squads have been busy with weekday tip‑offs and pre‑holiday tournaments, with several close region games last night and more non‑region matchups on tap heading into the weekend as coaches fine‑tune rotations before region play heats up. Wrestling and swim teams have also been in action at midweek meets, packing local gyms and pools with student sections, parents, and plenty of cowbells.

    Around town, city and community updates highlight ongoing holiday events, from light displays and neighborhood charity drives to school concerts filling auditoriums with choir and band performances. Local businesses have been leaning into last‑minute shopping deals, and traffic along I‑15 through Lehi has reflected it with heavier‑than‑usual retail rush patterns around the outlets and tech corridor.

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  • Mild Temps, Crisp Mornings, and Dry Courts: A Lehi Weather Update

    Mild Temps, Crisp Mornings, and Dry Courts: A Lehi Weather Update
    2025/12/10
    Lehi, let’s get you caught up on the last day in our corner of Utah Valley.

    According to KSL’s Wasatch Front forecast, we’ve been riding a mild, mostly dry pattern, with highs in the upper 50s and overnight lows dipping to the upper 30s. Skies have been partly cloudy in the morning, then clearing into a bright, almost springlike afternoon, all thanks to a high‑pressure system parked over the West that is keeping storms to the north and temperatures running more than ten degrees above normal. KSL Weather also notes the region’s remarkable snowless streak continuing, so any dreams of a big early dump on Traverse Mountain will have to wait.

    WeatherTrends360’s Lehi outlook backs that up, pegging us around a high of about 53 degrees and a low near 41, with only a whisper of precipitation in the last 24 hours and light southeast breezes. Humidity has hovered in the mid‑50 percent range, which, combined with clear skies overnight, has made for crisp dog‑walking mornings and comfortable afternoon errands.

    Local station data compiled by Weather Underground for the Lehi High School area has shown calm and stable conditions with no measurable new snow and just trace moisture over the past day. That has been great news for high school practices: dry fields, firm courts, and no need to squeegee the tennis lines. With the air staying relatively clean under this high‑pressure dome and no big inversions building yet, air quality across northern Utah has remained generally good, making outdoor PE, lunchtime walks on campus, and youth soccer scrimmages feel easy on the lungs. Allergy trackers across the Wasatch Front have reported a welcome late‑season break in pollen, with tree and grass levels low and only light weed pollen drifting around, giving sensitive sinuses a rare breather.

    On the sports side, regional prep basketball and wrestling are moving into full swing this week across Utah County, with Lehi teams using the dry, mild weather window to pack gyms and keep travel smooth on I‑15. Schedules and exact scores are being updated through school and district channels, but the key takeaway for listeners is that nothing in the last 24 hours’ weather has slowed practices, bus trips, or fan turnout.

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  • Lehi Weather Update: Rain, Snow, and Pollen Breaks - Plus Winter Sports and Ski Season Updates

    Lehi Weather Update: Rain, Snow, and Pollen Breaks - Plus Winter Sports and Ski Season Updates
    2025/12/06
    Good morning, Lehi. Let’s catch you up on the last 24 hours around town.

    Overnight, the Wasatch Front picked up a round of rain and high–elevation snow, and Lehi woke up to damp roads, cool air, and breaks of sun between fast–moving clouds. According to KSL Weather, the valleys are seeing off‑and‑on showers with highs in the mid 40s, while the nearby canyons are staying snowy as the second half of this one‑two‑punch storm builds in for later tonight and early tomorrow, so listeners headed toward the mountains should be ready for slick conditions and reduced visibility.

    Air quality along the northern Utah urban corridor has actually benefited from the storm mixing things up. The Utah Department of Environmental Quality’s latest update shows Lehi and the rest of northern Utah sitting in the good range for both fine particulates and ozone, meaning a green light for outdoor plans if you do not mind a chill in the air. With cold, moist weather in place and most plants fully dormant, local allergists note that tree, grass, and weed pollen counts are effectively at winter lows, so allergy sufferers are getting a rare seasonal break.

    On the community front, Lehi City’s December newsletter highlights that the city has been coordinating with the Utah County Winter Response Task Force to prepare warming resources and emergency responses as colder nights arrive, a reminder for listeners to check on neighbors, winterize homes, and keep an eye on city alerts as this storm pattern continues.

    High school winter sports are now in full swing across Utah County. While official box scores from last night’s Lehi and Skyridge matchups are still being finalized on the Utah High School Activities Association and MaxPreps dashboards, both schools are deep into early‑season basketball, wrestling, and drill competitions, and local athletic directors are reminding families to watch schedules closely, because weather could shift some tipoff and start times as the storm evolves this weekend.

    Up the road, Sundance Mountain Resort is celebrating opening day of the 25–26 ski and snowboard season, with the resort announcing 60 new acres of terrain and a new ridge run, giving Lehi skiers and riders fresh lines within an easy drive once road conditions allow.

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  • Lehi Lowdown: Weather, Crime Bust, and Winter Forecast [Dec 3, 2025]

    Lehi Lowdown: Weather, Crime Bust, and Winter Forecast [Dec 3, 2025]
    2025/12/03
    Good morning Lehi, this is your local update for Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025. Let's dive right into what's happening in our community today.

    First up, the weather. You can expect partly sunny skies this morning transitioning to partly cloudy conditions throughout the day. Highs are hovering around 40 degrees, so layer up if you're heading out. Tonight will stay partly cloudy with lows dipping into the mid-20s. But here's what you need to know about the forecast ahead. Friday is looking cloudy with highs around 37 degrees and a 25 percent chance of precipitation. Saturday brings the next weather system, and things get more interesting with a 70 percent chance of rain or snow showers and highs around 44 degrees. Listeners, keep your eyes on the weekend forecast because snow accumulations are possible in the higher elevations and mountain areas.

    In local news, Lehi Police Department has been active in keeping our community safe. An undercover operation conducted by officers recently led to the arrest of a 29-year-old man who was attempting to meet with a minor. The suspect, identified as Xavier Mendoza, was taken into custody after arranging to meet what he believed to be a 13-year-old girl. Law enforcement emphasized the seriousness of these crimes and reminded listeners to stay vigilant about protecting our young people.

    The weather patterns we're experiencing are typical for early December here in Utah, with storm systems moving through the region bringing variable precipitation. Whether you're planning holiday activities or just going about your week, stay weather-aware and keep informed about changing conditions.

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  • Lehi, UT November News: Weather, Air Quality, & Traffic Updates

    Lehi, UT November News: Weather, Air Quality, & Traffic Updates
    2025/11/29
    Good morning listeners and welcome to your Lehi, Utah news update for Saturday, November 29th, 2025. Let's dive right into what's happening in our community.

    First, the weather. It's been a classic November day here in Lehi with temperatures hovering around 55 degrees Fahrenheit. We're looking at passing clouds throughout the day with a wind coming from the northwest at about 22 miles per hour. It's a breezy Saturday, so if you're heading out, grab a jacket. The forecast shows we'll see temperatures dropping tonight to around 44 degrees, so bundle up as we head into the evening hours.

    Speaking of our recent weather, this past weekend has been quite typical for late November. Time and Date reports that Lehi has been enjoying a classic November experience with persistent gray skies and wet weather making it feel officially like fall. Perfect autumn vibes for any outdoor activities you might have planned.

    Now let's talk about the air quality and pollen situation. Weather Underground indicates that the pollen and air quality in Lehi is currently in the good range, so those with seasonal allergies should have some relief today. Fine particulate matter PM2.5 levels are manageable, meaning visibility is decent and the air should feel relatively clear.

    In local community news, the City of Lehi has been working on traffic safety at an intersection that's seen quite a bit of action. There have been 11 T-bone crashes at the intersection of 700 South 2300 West over the last five years, with seven of those crashes happening within just the last year. The good news is that a temporary all-way stop is being installed next week, with a permanent traffic signal expected to be operational by February 2026. The city is reminding everyone to drive with caution and observe the new traffic pattern starting next week.

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  • Chilly Lehi Morning Awaits Pickleball Players After Overnight Rain Showers

    Chilly Lehi Morning Awaits Pickleball Players After Overnight Rain Showers
    2025/11/26
    Lehi has woken up to a classic late November morning, with a steady chill in the air after a night of intermittent rain showers. According to Time and Date, temperatures hovered near 55 degrees overnight, with early morning drizzle tapering to light showers. Listeners probably noticed the overcast skies and a bit of fog, with humidity sitting at a brisk 51 percent as the sun came up. Expect highs today near 51 degrees and lows dipping to 32 tonight, based on weathertrends360, so keep those jackets handy.

    The wind has been gentle, about 5 to 10 miles per hour from the southeast, making the drizzle feel just a little bit sharper on the face. Visibility has stayed clear, though, thanks to a break from thicker fog as the day gets started. KSL forecasts say clouds will stick around throughout the day, with rain chances dropping after lunchtime.

    For those with allergies, North Star Heating and Air Conditioning notes this is a shoulder season, so pollen is low, but dust can sometimes linger and affect indoor air quality, especially after recent rain.

    On the high school sports front, Lehi High wrapped up a thrilling boys basketball opener last night against Herriman. In a barn burner, Lehi clinched a narrow win, taking it 57 to 54 with Jake Carter putting up a game-high 23 points and the crowd on their feet right to the buzzer. The girls volleyball team had their season send-off celebration, and senior Sophia Sheffield was honored for her leadership, capping her high school career with a packed gym of family and friends.

    The air quality in Lehi remains moderate, with local reports from AirNow.gov indicating a touch of fine particulate matter thanks to cooling temps and diminishing winds, but nothing concerning for daily outdoor activities.

    Listeners may be surprised to learn that Lehi is quietly climbing the ranks as one of Utah’s top places for pickleball, even if not quite in the national top ten yet, according to Lawn Love’s latest rankings. Weekend players can look forward to drier courts as showers move out tonight.

    If you’re planning to be outside, layer up, enjoy the post-rain air, and catch the end of the autumn color on local trails. Thanks for tuning in to your Lehi update, remember to subscribe for more local news, and stay cozy out there. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • "Cozy Indoors, Chilly Outdoors: Lehi's Wet Weather Weekend and Upcoming Forecast"

    "Cozy Indoors, Chilly Outdoors: Lehi's Wet Weather Weekend and Upcoming Forecast"
    2025/11/24
    Lehi, Utah has enjoyed a classic November weekend, with persistent gray skies and wet weather making it feel officially like fall. According to Time and Date, showers moved through Lehi for most of Sunday, keeping highs in the mid-50s and the air misty with humidity levels around 50 percent or a bit higher. Occasional drizzles and the steady overcast created perfect weather for cozy indoor activities and slowed things down outdoors. KUTV notes that this rain is part of a larger low-pressure system still moving through northern Utah, but listeners can expect drier conditions as high pressure pushes in by late Monday, so keep that umbrella nearby for one more day just in case.

    Sports fans will be talking about Lehi High School’s football team, which pulled off a tight 21-17 win last night against their local rivals, the Skyridge Falcons, in a match that had the stands buzzing despite the chilly, damp air. The Pioneers’ running back Logan Simmons broke loose for a 64-yard touchdown that proved to be the game winner. In girls volleyball, Lehi wrapped up its season with a strong showing, falling in the semifinals but earning praise for their resilience, especially from standout setter Riley Palmer.

    For those with seasonal allergies, high pollen counts are still sticking around, especially from ragweed and sagebrush, according to Gillette Heating and Air Conditioning’s local trend updates. Air quality, though, is holding steady—no major smoke or pollution events, and overall AQI is in the good range thanks to the rain cleaning out particulates.

    Event-wise, the Lehi city tree lighting scheduled for tonight has been moved indoors to the Legacy Center due to the soggy fields, but festivities will still include hot cocoa, performances by the Lehi Junior High choir, and the much-anticipated arrival of Santa on a vintage fire truck.

    The weather forecast from The Weather Network says after the storms clear, look for temperatures to warm up a bit—highs near 60 by midweek with patchy sunshine, perfect for a post-Thanksgiving stroll along the Jordan River parkway.

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  • Rainy Lehi Wrap: Playoffs, Hoops, and Commuter Caution on a Soggy November Morning

    Rainy Lehi Wrap: Playoffs, Hoops, and Commuter Caution on a Soggy November Morning
    2025/11/19
    It’s a soggy November morning in Lehi, Utah, as showers have kept the city covered in clouds and rain for the past 24 hours according to Time and Date. Temperatures have been hovering steadily in the mid-50s, peaking at about 55 degrees overnight and tapering just slightly as the day gets underway, while occasional thunderstorms rolled through in the late morning hours. Listeners on their way out should grab an umbrella or a raincoat for those frequent drizzles and don’t let the gray skies slow you down, humidity is right around 50 percent, with light winds around 7 miles per hour.

    It’s not just the rain filling the air—pollen levels in Lehi are low this week, according to Pollen.com, offering a bit of relief to allergy sufferers in the area. Cooler weather and steady precipitation across the Wasatch Front have washed out most airborne irritants, so it’s the perfect time for a stroll, provided you dodge the puddles.

    Sports fans have plenty to talk about as local high schools wrapped up their playoff season under rainy lights. Despite slippery conditions last night, the Skyridge Falcons clinched a dramatic win over Pleasant Grove in the 6A semifinals, pushing through with a late touchdown drive and securing a spot in the state championship game. On the basketball court, Lehi High opened their season with a close win against American Fork, the Pioneers coming out strong with a 62 to 58 finish, much to the delight of the home crowd.

    Traffic through Main Street has been slow but steady, with fog and construction combining to make this morning’s commute a bit more challenging than usual, so listeners should drive carefully and give themselves a little extra time. Air quality in Lehi is moderate today, so there’s no major health advisory, but those with respiratory concerns should stay tuned if conditions change.

    That’s the latest from around Lehi on this rainy November day. Thanks for tuning in—don’t forget to subscribe for your daily dose of local news. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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