While the Garrison Lake wildfire, burning southwest of Princeton, is now classified as ‘held,’ recent weather changes have sparked new activity.
“Warm, dry weather is causing an increase of fire behavior for the wildfire, including occasional trees flaring up. There is no immediate risk and crews on the ground are actively extinguishing hot spots on the west side of Highway 3,” states a BC Wildfire release Tuesday, Sept. 7.
Flames are again visible from the highway.
Active wildfire suppression continues. Hot spots in Manning Park continue to produce smoke that is highly visible from Highway 3 and surrounding areas.
The fire is measured at 14,564 hectares.
Related: Evacuation order rescinded for Garrison Lake wildfire, near Princeton
Related: UPDATE: Skaha Creek wildfire now held, evacuation alerts lifted
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