The last 24 hours
No new zone edits since this morning's report. The Level 3 "Go Now" zone added at 5:29 AM at 5.1 mi N is unchanged — same closest point, no further edits logged — and the two zones nearest the house, Level 1 "Get Ready" (2.0 mi NNE) and Level 3 "Go Now" (3.7 mi NNE), remain untouched since Monday. LG Entiat Level 1 (11.3 mi ENE) and Stehekin Level 1 (39.7 mi N) are also unchanged. The reference point stays outside any mapped zone, and today's alert conditions don't trip — no email this cycle.
The GIS perimeter now dates Sep 2, 1:52 PM PDT: 170,755 acres, 49% contained, +110 acres since this morning — normal snapshot noise, not a run. Nearest mapped edge holds at 5.2 mi NNE. InciWeb's report, timestamped around Sep 2, 12:09 PM, still carries this morning's numbers (170,784 acres, 51% contained, 1,912 personnel) — no fresh sitrep since the version already covered this morning.
News sweep added nothing new: lakewenatcheeinfo.com returned only a bot-challenge page (as it has recently; its last actual fire post is still Aug 26); Lake Chelan Now has nothing on the fire; the Chelan County active-emergencies page remains blocked from this environment; wasmoke.blogspot.com's latest post is still Aug 31, already flagging this week's rain. A general search turned up nothing dated today beyond InciWeb's own already-known figures; one unconfirmed item (via KPQ) says further Level 3 reductions are expected in coming days as containment improves, but doesn't address today's new 5.1 mi zone specifically.
VIIRS logged 78 regional detections in the last 24h, down from 126 this morning — declining as rain sets in. Nearest to the house is 6.4 mi NE, FRP 1.23, 13 hours old. All nine non-persistent near-Plain clusters are unchanged, stale detections dating to Aug 26–28; nothing crossed into today's window. Fire officials hold their virtual community meeting tonight at 6:30 PM (Facebook Live).
Fire weather
No Red Flag Warning. The forecast rain has arrived: this afternoon brings S wind ~6 mph with a 100% chance of showers and thunderstorms — a thunderstorm day, flagged — high near 68. Tonight's wind turns NE, ~3 mph — the danger direction down the drainage toward Plain, but too weak to matter. Thursday brings W 2 mph and a 40% chance of more showers.
Air quality
AQI 44 (PM2.5 11.4, PM10 11.6) as of 4 PM — Good, down sharply from this morning's 61 and last week's 80s. NWS's Air Quality Alert expired this morning and nothing new has been posted.
Roads: no blocks logged in the GIS layer.