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  • Lehi Local News Update: Library Fire, Child Abuse Case, and Lack of Comprehensive Data

    Lehi Local News Update: Library Fire, Child Abuse Case, and Lack of Comprehensive Data
    2026/01/03
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  • New Year's Eve in Lehi: Rain, Inversions, and a Troubling Arrest

    New Year's Eve in Lehi: Rain, Inversions, and a Troubling Arrest
    2025/12/31
    Hey listeners, welcome to your Lehi, Utah update on this New Years Eve morning. Time and Date reports current conditions around 55 degrees Fahrenheit with rain and fog rolling in from Salt Lake City International Airport, but KSL Microcast forecasts highs in the lower 50s today with southwest winds at 10 to 20 mph and a 70 percent chance of rain showers, possibly with thunderstorms. Weather Underground shows air quality as good with low fine particulate matter PM2.5 levels, and pollen counts are minimal this winter—perfect for stepping out if the showers ease. KUTV warns of hazy conditions from valley inversions along the Wasatch Front, keeping things in the mid-40s with increasing clouds leading to showers after midnight.

    No high school sports scores popped in the last 24 hours with winter break in full swing, but keep an eye on Lehi Pioneers basketball as they gear up post-holidays. Locally, KUTV reports a heartbreaking arrest: a Herriman father, 33-year-old Jesse Scott Rogers, taken into custody by Lehi Police for allegedly abusing his toddler during seizure monitoring at Primary Childrens Hospital here. Video captured him grabbing the childs neck, forcing eyes shut, and pressing body weight on the chest around 9:30 p.m. on December 26—he faces first-degree felony aggravated child abuse in Utah County Jail. Earlier this week, crews recalled a massive fire near Point of the Mountain in Lehi engulfing an apartment under construction.

    Weathertrends360 predicts a cloudy 47-degree high and 29-degree low today with light SSW winds at 1 mph and zero precipitation expected overnight. Bundle up for those evening showers as we ring in 2026.

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  • Lehi, UT Weather: Snow Showers, Traffic Updates, and Staying Bundled for the Chill

    Lehi, UT Weather: Snow Showers, Traffic Updates, and Staying Bundled for the Chill
    2025/12/27
    Hey listeners, welcome to your Lehi, Utah update on this chilly Saturday morning. KUTV reports that after yesterday's breezy showers with highs in the mid-50s, we're seeing snow showers today with temperatures in the low 40s, dropping to the low 20s tonight. Time and Date shows current conditions at 55 degrees with passing clouds, 22 mph winds from the northwest, and 59 percent humidity, feeling like 50 degrees. Weather Underground notes good air quality in Lehi right now, with low pollen counts typical for winter—no sneezing worries here.

    High school sports fans, keep an eye out as holiday breaks wrap up, but no scores from the past day since games are paused. Sunrise hit at 7:49 a.m., sunset around 6:32 p.m., giving us about 10 hours and 43 minutes of daylight per Time and Date.

    Big news from KMYU: Utah's gearing up for major transportation upgrades in 2026 to tackle rapid growth, including projects that could ease Lehi traffic. Weather Street forecasts cloudy skies with a 40 percent rain chance today, highs mid-50s. Bundle up as that cold front chills things down!

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  • Holiday Weather Wrap: Lehi's Forecast, Air Quality, and Community Updates

    Holiday Weather Wrap: Lehi's Forecast, Air Quality, and Community Updates
    2025/12/24
    Hey listeners, merry almost Christmas from sunny Lehi, Utah. Time and Date reports were sitting at 55 degrees Fahrenheit this morning with passing clouds and northwest winds up to 22 miles per hour, feeling like 50 degrees. But hold onto your hats, because the hourly forecast from Time and Date shows rain showers and possible thunderstorms rolling in soon, with temps holding steady around 54 to 55 degrees through the afternoon, dropping to 51 by early tomorrow amid drizzle and overcast skies. Expect scattered showers accumulating up to 0.15 inches by late morning.

    Air quality is good today according to Weather Underground, with fine particulate matter PM2.5 levels low enough for everyone to breathe easy, even as clouds thicken. Pollen counts are negligible this time of year, so allergy sufferers get a holiday break.

    No high school sports scores popped up in the last 24 hours from Lehi High, but with winter break vibes and city offices closed through December 26 per Lehi City announcements, the Pioneers are likely gearing up for post-holiday action.

    KUTV warns of unseasonably warm temps in the low 60s today, but a wet storm from an atmospheric river hits tonight with valley rain and high-elevation snow, potentially bringing thunderstorms and gusts to 50 miles per hour. Perfect excuse to cozy up indoors.

    Vital Clean Carpet Cleaning reminds us that with holiday moisture, nows the time for non-toxic deep cleans to keep air fresh and allergens at bay, especially if pets are tracking in wet paws.

    Holy Cross Hospital Mountain Points ER stands ready 24/7 with 14 bays for any festive mishaps.

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  • Wet Winter Weekend Ahead in Lehi: Air Quality Improves, Schools Focus on Connections

    Wet Winter Weekend Ahead in Lehi: Air Quality Improves, Schools Focus on Connections
    2025/12/20
    Lehi, thanks for tuning in. Let’s get you caught up on the last 24 hours right in your backyard.

    Around Lehi today, listeners are waking up to a wet and gray start. Time and Date’s Lehi forecast shows temperatures hovering in the low to mid 50s with on-and-off rain showers and even a chance of midday thunderstorms, staying mostly overcast with light winds around 5 to 10 miles an hour and humidity just above 50 percent. That rain is part of a bigger system KUTV’s weather team says is sliding through northern Utah this weekend, bringing valley rain, high snow levels near 7,500 to 8,500 feet, and unseasonably warm temperatures for December.

    All that moisture is doing a couple of favors for listeners: local air is relatively clean for northern Utah’s winter pattern, with storm mixing helping to hold particulate levels in the generally good to moderate range across Utah County, and pollen counts are low thanks to the combination of wet skies and the dormant season. If you’ve got allergies, this is about as calm as it gets.

    On the school front, Alpine School District’s December updates highlight a season of connection. The district is emphasizing prevention and relationship-building as a way to keep campuses safe, and a seventh grader, Saige Loflin from nearby Sage Canyon Middle School, has been recognized for artwork that is showing up across the district, adding some local student creativity to the holiday scenery.

    From City Hall, Lehi’s official site is pointing listeners to the December Lehi Ledger, where Mayor Mark Johnson reflects on community resilience heading into winter, and public works teams are in winter-readiness mode, reminding everyone about snowy roads, secondary water shutdowns, and staying prepared as more storms line up for the coming week.

    High school sports scores and detailed team results from the past 24 hours have not yet been posted on the major local outlets or school dashboards, so formal finals from Lehi, Skyridge, and other area teams are still pending as of this report.

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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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