The Eagle Bluff wildfire remains out of control despite no new significant growth overnight.
The blaze sparked on Aug. 4 about 10 km southeast of Oliver and has grown to 2,632 hectares in size.
An evacuation alert for more than 250 properties has now been rescinded.
Smoke has dissipated in the area, however BC Wildfire stated smoke could be visible again on Tuesday as a planned ignition is to take place.
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The fire is still burning actively on the top, but any growth is now predominantly east and northeast.
BC Wildfire crews will be mopping up on the northwest of the fire and continue patrols along McKinney Road area. Serial scans will be conducted in some areas of the fire to target hotspots. Preparation continues for a planned ignition on the northern flank in the coming days.
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For Tuesday there will be 145 firefighters on site along with 47 personnel overnight team, 10 helicopters and other air support as needed. An incident management team is also in place.
