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 refreshed for the first time since yesterday morning — now dated Aug 24, 3:51 PM PDT at 146,042 acres, 15% contained, up 1,212 acres from the stale figure this morning's brief was still working from. Nearest mapped edge stays essentially flat at 5.2 mi NNE. InciWeb's Aug 24, 8:39 AM update puts the figure at 146,037 acres, 15% contained — for the first time in several cycles the two sources have converged to within 5 acres of each other, rather than running the usual gap apart. That update repeats the same "rapid increases in fire activity" and "torching and spotting" language tied to morning thunderstorm outflow winds seen the last two cycles — a continuation, not a new development.
VIIRS logged 608 detections in the region over the last 24 hours, in line with yesterday. The confirmed near-Plain clusters at 5.2 and 5.6 mi NNE are unchanged from this morning (58 and 27 total detections, third consecutive day) — no new satellite pass has added to either since. The unverified cluster at 5.0 mi N flagged this morning is also unchanged (4 detections, FRP up to 14.09, still single-day) — no news source mentions anything new in that direction. The single-detection cluster at 6.1 mi NE remains stuck on its one Aug 23 detection, reading as faded rather than 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, and the Chelan County active-emergencies page is still showing its Aug 17 update — both too stale to use. A general search surfaced repeated mentions of tonight's virtual community meeting (Mon., Aug 24, 6:30 PM) and a report that California Interagency Incident Management Team 5 took command of the fire Sunday morning, replacing the previous team — neither from a listed source, so both stay unconfirmed.
Fire weather
Wind holds SE 0–5 mph this afternoon, backing W ~3 mph tonight and SW 0–3 mph Tuesday — light and out of the northeast danger quadrant throughout. No Red Flag Warning is posted.
Air quality
AQI 194 (PM2.5 50.1 µg/m3) as of 4 PM — the index held essentially flat from this morning's 193, but PM2.5 fell sharply from 217.5. NWS renewed its Air Quality Alert for the region, now running through Aug 25, 12:00 PM PDT.
Roads: no blocks logged in the GIS layer.