The last 24 hours
The GIS perimeter grew slightly to 171,458 acres, 81% contained (current perimeter dated Sep 7, 6:42 AM PDT, about 1.5 hours old at capture) — a +295-acre tick from the last snapshot, well within the mapping noise this fire has shown at this containment level. InciWeb's post was revised within Saturday morning (now timestamped Sep 6, 9:38 AM, up from the 9:22 AM version cited in recent briefs), trimming personnel further to 844 total (40 engines, 21 crews, 18 heavy equipment), continuing the drawdown from 914 two days ago. Fire behavior stays smoldering and creeping with isolated torching possible in sheltered spots, consistent with a fire holding rather than growing.
No zone anywhere on the perimeter was edited in the last 24 hours. The Level 1 ring closest to the house holds at 2.0 mi NNE (unedited since Sep 1), and the nearest Level 3 ring is unchanged at 5.1 mi N (last edited Sep 3, 2:31 PM). Nothing here trips the tracker's alert condition.
Heat detections show the same pattern as recent cycles: two persistent,
multi-day clusters at 6.1 mi NE and 6.7 mi NE sit inside the fire's
existing interior (aging within the rolling window, not fresh activity), and
the recurring single-detection cluster at 8.5 mi NNE (Sep 1,
persistent: false) is unchanged and still uncorroborated by any news
source — the same rolling-window artifact flagged over the last several
cycles, not a new start. No genuine fresh heat closer to Plain today.
lakewenatcheeinfo.com again returned no usable content (recurring bot-challenge), and Lake Chelan Now's homepage has no Little Giant coverage. The Chelan County EM active-emergencies page is still stuck on its Aug 17 update, lagging the GIS as usual. wasmoke.blogspot.com's most recent post (Sep 4, unchanged) still describes the fire as not having received a quarter inch of rain, with roughly 20% odds of one soon, though cooler, calmer conditions are keeping activity down. A general search turned up nothing dated to today beyond the InciWeb figures above — older results citing 170,967–171,302 acres and Aug 7 spread coverage are stale and not reported here.
Fire weather
Wind regime stays mostly favorable — westerly and northwesterly, pushing the fire east and away from Plain — with one light exception: NW 9 mph today (Labor Day), easing to N 3–7 mph overnight (the drainage-danger direction, but weak), then back to W 3 mph Tuesday, SW 0–3 mph Tuesday night, W 1–5 mph Wednesday, W 6 mph Wednesday night, W 6–13 mph Thursday, and NW 7–12 mph Thursday night. No NWS fire weather alerts are in effect. Friday's forecast now carries a 30% chance of rain showers — the first real precipitation signal in recent briefs.
Air quality
Modeled AQI at the house is 31 (PM2.5 6.1 µg/m³, PM10 6.4 µg/m³) — good, improved from 38 last evening. No air quality alert is posted.
Roads: no new road blocks logged.