As the 38,000-acre Little Giant Fire made a rapid advance towards the south side of Lake Chelan over the weekend, it also sparked a new blaze on the lake's northern shores. Wind gusts of up to 50 mph tossed red-hot embers from the primary fire zone which ignited the new start northwest of Manson late Saturday afternoon. The evacuations include all campgrounds and recreational sites, as well as any and all seasonal and permanent residences. Currently, the blaze is approximately 15-20 miles from the town of Manson, where smoke impacts from the blaze are already being felt. Officials have not yet confirmed if the fire is being considered part of the Little Giant Fire nor what its individual acreage estimate might be at this time.