Blaze near Lytton has grown to an estimated 3,745 hectares
Despite the cooler weather, the fire isn’t out of the woods yet with temperatures expecting to raise
Burning conditions will likely return to what was experienced in late July with weekend heat
Highway 3A has reopened in both directions
The blaze grew 500 ha yesterday
The fire continues to sit at 2,790 hectares
Their neighbour’s home was lost in the blaze
The “aggressive” fire is now 800ha
324 properties are under an evacuation order with another 438 under an alert
Coastal Fire Centre reports 208 ha and 16.5 ha fires are being managed as one
The Lytton-area fire is suspected to be human caused, but is still under investigation
Multiple fire starts follow lightning storm
Be safe and stay cool this B.C. long weekend
The blaze is now an estimated 2,666 hectares
The fire started on July 28 from lightning
The fires, near Hat Creek Road started after thunderstorm rolled through
Temperatures of 41C may lead to increased fire behaviour in the Stein Valley