Twin Two Creek Fire, British Columbia

Fire Behaviour and weather Cooler, more humid conditions continue to moderate fire behaviour, although minimal precipitation has fallen on the fire. Fire behaviour is primarily being observed at Rank 2 and Rank 3, characterized by low to moderately vigorous surface fire.Operations Ground crews continue strengthening containment lines east of Lillooet Lake Estates by connecting existing machine guard to Cataline Creek and extending guard near Twin Two Creek to a pre-existing road above the transmission line. They are utilizing direct attack where possible, supported by ongoing aviation resources, heavy equipment, and connecting hand and machine guards to natural barriers where possible. Heavy equipment continues to strengthen containment efforts through machine guard construction and the reopening of resource roads for improved access and line extension.Aviation resources remain focused on daytime bucketing operations to support suppression efforts and target hotspots.Structure protection resources continue to work within Twin One community and Lillooet Lake Estates. Public safety The Squamish Lillooet Regional District has issued an evacuation alert and an evacuation order in the vicinity of the Twin Two Creek fire. For the most up to date information on evacuation alerts and orders, please visit EmergencyInfoBC.The In-SHUCK-ch FSR is open to local traffic only and stopping within the wildfire zone is not permitted. Information about Forest Service Road conditions can be found here.Transport Canada and the BC Wildfire Service explicitly prohibit the use of drones of any size within a radius of five nautical miles around the fire and to an altitude of 3,000 feet above ground level. The operation of any aircraft not associated with fire suppression activities within this area, including drones is illegal.