UPDATE 10:24 a.m.
BC Wildfire Service is ramping up support to fight the Glenfir wildfire.
There will now be 65 personnel on site, along with air support that are scheduled to take action on the fire before crews arrive. This is in order to assist crews with their suppression efforts as they continue to extinguish hot spots.
Progress was made yesterday on the south end of the wildfire. The fire is on steep slopes and crews are working their way up to the crest of the hillside.
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Fuel burning in crevices and small steep canyons at a wildfire northwest of Naramata continues to produce smoke in the valley.
According to an update from BC Wildfire Service, that came late last night, the fire continues to be held at an estimated 32 hectares.
Related: Air quality rating around the Okanagan takes a dip
To suppress the fire burning in the cracks and crevices of numerous small, steep canyons there were 32 firefighters working to extinguish hot spots. They were supported, as required, with nine helicopters.
A quick snapshot of #BCwildfire season statistics to date:
— BC Wildfire Service (@BCGovFireInfo) July 25, 2018
🔥 We’ve responded to 810 wildfires so far this season. The avg is 762 fires for this time of year.
🔥 56,415 ha has burned so far this season. The avg is 107,266 ha. On this date last year, 377,800 ha had burned. pic.twitter.com/l8MUSMM2hi