A wildfire burning quite close to Lytton in B.C.’s Southern Interior has remained relatively stable since Monday. On Thursday morning, the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) updated information on the Nohomin Creek blaze, which began last Thursday and quickly grew to 1,500 hectares. On Monday, BCWS mapped the fire at 2,058 hectares, and its size remained the same on Thursday. However, with hot temperatures about to get hotter next week, the weather is concerning. …Though it hasn’t grown in size of late, it’s still considered an out-of-control fire and is just 1.7 kilometres northwest of Lytton, on the west side of the Fraser River. BCWS says the fire’s south, east and north flanks aren’t exhibiting much activity, though the west flank remains active. That last flank is in steep and inoperable terrain.