The last 24 hours
The house remains inside the Level 1 "Get Ready" zone, unchanged since the Aug 15 redraw. Level 2 "Get Set" holds at 2.0 mi NNE and Level 3 "Go Now" at 3.7 mi NNE, both exactly where they've sat since Aug 16 — no edit to either this cycle.
The GIS perimeter refreshed to Aug 19, 3:03 PM PDT: 137,593 acres, 10% contained, up a modest 299 acres from this morning, containment flat. InciWeb's Aug 19, 12:54 PM update still carries the older 137,294 acres, 10% figure and describes fire behavior as "variable across the incident with primarily backing, flanking and surface fire," with "persistent heat... concentrated in portions of Branch 10 and along active edges elsewhere" — nothing specific to the Plain side. Per the reconciliation rule, the newer GIS figure above is working current. The nearest perimeter edge held essentially flat at 6.7 mi N, in 0.1 mi from this morning.
Two zones in the Chelan group — LG Chelan Level 1 (17.2 mi E) and Level 2 (16.0 mi ENE) — show a same-day edit timestamp (Aug 19, 12:57 PM PDT), but their distances and geometry are unchanged from this morning; this reads as an administrative re-save rather than a boundary change, and both stay well outside the 15 mi range that matters for Plain.
The Chelan County evacuation-zone page is still on its Aug 17, 3:30 PM post describing a Level 3 expansion in the Chiwawa River area; that's now more than 48 hours without an update on either side (county page or mapped zone layer), a fourth straight cycle of this item carrying over.
VIIRS logged similar volume region-wide; nearest is still 6.7 mi N.
The 6.3 mi N heat cluster flagged this morning remains UNVERIFIED
and confined to today only (7 detections, persistent: false) — it hasn't
had a second calendar day yet to confirm or clear, so that check carries to
tomorrow morning's run. The neighboring persistent cluster at 6.5 mi NNE
ticked up to 41 detections over the same 3 days (from 40). Lake Chelan Now
again showed no Little Giant content, and lakewenatcheeinfo.com again
returned no usable content (recurring bot-check gap). A general search
surfaced only older articles (acreage figures below today's count) — no
new developments found there.
Fire weather
Favorable and steady: NW 6 mph this afternoon and tonight, continuing NW 1–5 mph Thursday — pushing the fire east, away from Plain. No Red Flag Warning. Friday brings a wind-direction flip to light SE then W, and the weekend thunderstorm chance (50% Saturday) still stands, worth watching for outflow when it arrives.
Air quality
Improved further: modeled AQI 58 (down from 63 this morning), PM2.5 4.1 µg/m³. Despite the improving numbers, NWS Spokane issued a fresh Air Quality Alert today at 1:44 PM PDT, in effect through Thursday, 5:00 PM PDT — a renewal rather than a new escalation.
Roads: no blocks logged.