US: Little Giant Fire Grows to Nearly 60,000 Acres in Washington Forest 3

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US: Little Giant Fire Grows to Nearly 60,000 Acres in Washington Forest 3

The Little Giant Fire, sparked by lightning on July 15 in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, grew to an estimated 59,345 acres with no containment as of Tuesday, August 4. Gusty winds under a Red Flag Warning drove rapid spread, sparking a new spot fire and prompting additional evacuations. Smoke from the blaze also triggered an Air Quality Alert across multiple counties.

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  • 2026/8/05 09:58:47
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  • Bridget Turrell via Spectee
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  • Bridget Turrell via Spectee
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  • Video Location: Lake Chelan, Washington, Chelan County, US Video Recording Date/Time: August 2, 2026

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