Wildfire Warnings worldwide
Bushfires, forest fires and fire danger — covered for 64 countries. Wildfire warnings combine a fire danger rating with active fire alerts and evacuation orders.
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What counts as a wildfire warnings
Wildfire warnings combine a fire danger rating with active fire alerts and evacuation orders. Fire weather depends on temperature, humidity, wind and the state of vegetation, so a red flag or catastrophic rating can be issued before any fire exists. Evacuation levels and "leave now" orders come from the fire or civil protection authority, not from the weather service.
If a warning is active
- Report smoke immediately and leave early rather than late.
- Keep a go-bag with documents, medication, water and a radio.
- Close windows and vents; smoke is often the first health hazard.
Sources used for this category
NASA EONET, Copernicus EFFIS, national fire services, national meteorological services. Waarning reads these public feeds directly in your browser; the official warning always keeps the name of the authority that issued it.
Wildfire Warnings in Europe
Wildfire Warnings in Asia
Wildfire Warnings in Africa
Wildfire Warnings in North America
Wildfire Warnings in Oceania
Frequently asked questions
What is a wildfire warning?
Wildfire warnings combine a fire danger rating with active fire alerts and evacuation orders. Fire weather depends on temperature, humidity, wind and the state of vegetation, so a red flag or catastrophic rating can be issued before any fire exists. Evacuation levels and "leave now" orders come from the fire or civil protection authority, not from the weather service.
Where does Waarning get wildfire warnings from?
Public sources: NASA EONET, Copernicus EFFIS, national fire services, national meteorological services. Waarning never re-labels an official warning as its own.
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Generated 2026-10-12.