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 untouched since Aug 16. No zone in the Sheriff's layer was edited in the last 24 hours.
The GIS perimeter has not refreshed since yesterday morning — still dated Aug 23, 10:18 AM PDT at 144,830 acres, 15% contained, nearest edge flat at 5.2 mi NNE. InciWeb's Aug 24, 10:48 AM update carries a newer timestamp and a higher figure — 146,037 acres, 15% contained — so treat that as the working-current acreage per the usual gap between the mapped GIS polygon and the reconciled incident number; the GIS layer stays the authority on zone boundaries and distance. That update again describes "active fire behavior throughout the operational period," with morning thunderstorms driving "rapid increases in fire activity" and afternoon wind shifts producing "torching and spotting" — the same sharper language first seen two days ago, now repeating on a fresh timestamp rather than carried-over wording. The NIFC national sitrep wasn't readable in this environment this cycle; no cross-check available.
VIIRS logged 662 detections in the region over the last 24 hours. The two confirmed near-Plain clusters at 5.2 and 5.6 mi NNE now have a third consecutive day (58 and 27 total detections) — read as the fire's own leading edge. A new cluster appeared 5.0 mi N (bearing 9°, closer than any previously flagged point): 4 detections today, FRP up to 14.09, UNVERIFIED — single day, no news source mentions anything new in that direction. The 6.1 mi NE cluster flagged Saturday logged no detections today for a second straight day — reads as having faded out, not a new start.
lakewenatcheeinfo.com returned no usable content again this cycle. Lake Chelan Now's latest post is still the Aug 20 community-meeting notice. The Chelan County active-emergencies page is still showing its Aug 17 update — too stale to use for anything beyond InciWeb's own confirmation of the Entiat-side reductions. A general search surfaced a KPQ headline citing a virtual community meeting tonight (Mon., Aug 24, 6:30 PM); the site itself was unreachable from this environment, so that detail is unconfirmed and sourced to the search snippet only.
Fire weather
Today's forecast calls for SE 0–5 mph, sunny after morning smoke — light and out of the northeast danger quadrant. Tonight backs to NW ~3 mph, Tuesday E 1–5 mph. No northeast-component wind appears anywhere in the current forecast window, and no Red Flag Warning is posted.
Air quality
AQI 193 (PM2.5 217.5 µg/m3) as of 8 AM — up sharply from last night's 169/148.1. NWS's renewed Air Quality Alert for the region runs through Aug 24, 12:00 PM PDT, with no replacement posted yet.
Roads: no blocks logged in the GIS layer; Entiat River Road beyond the Sno Park remains closed per InciWeb.