Lytton fire activity expected to increase as temperatures reach 36C

The Saw Creek wildfire in Lytton remains at 704 hectares on Tuesday morning (June 23) after sparking on June 19.
According to BC Wildfire Service (BCWS), activity on the blaze decreased overnight due to cooler temperatures and light winds.
Crews and structure protection personnel prioritized the protection and defence of structures in the fire area.
However, the blaze remains burning at Rank 1 – 2. The different Ranks can be found on the provincial website.
There are 197 BCWS firefighters