International Wildfire Activity

Spain Wildfires: Live Map & Satellite Activity

Track wildfire activity across Spain with Copernicus GWIS mapped burned-area events and NASA FIRMS satellite heat detections. GWIS provides satellite-derived burned-area context; FIRMS shows separate thermal activity detected from space.

For confirmed incidents, warnings and evacuation information, follow national and local authorities.

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Map key: fire pins show recent Copernicus GWIS fire events; orange and red marks show NASA satellite heat. A Copernicus event is not automatically a named official incident, and one wildfire can create several heat detections.

Recent fire events · last 7 days

Recent fire events in Spain

Copernicus GWIS adds recent satellite-derived burned-area events alongside the NASA FIRMS heat layer. Each event gets an approximate geographic label from its source geometry, not an invented official incident name. These are fire-event records, not evacuation notices or incident-command reports.

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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northwestern Spain, Sep 24, 2026

Near 43.54°N, 5.83°W · latest source Sep 24, 2026

515hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northwestern Spain, Sep 24, 2026

Near 43.53°N, 5.73°W · latest source Sep 24, 2026

447hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 22, 2026

Near 42.53°N, 3.25°W · latest source Sep 22, 2026

341hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 43.22°N, 5.33°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

244hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 40.06°N, 4.45°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

236hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Central Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 40.25°N, 3.48°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

232hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 43.04°N, 2.22°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

228hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 41.90°N, 5.26°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

219hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northeastern Spain, Sep 22, 2026

Near 41.92°N, 0.18°E · latest source Sep 22, 2026

202hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northwestern Spain, Sep 21, 2026

Near 42.66°N, 9.00°W · latest source Sep 21, 2026

197hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 22, 2026

Near 42.53°N, 3.19°W · latest source Sep 22, 2026

194hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northwestern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 42.55°N, 6.77°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

189hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Western Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 38.95°N, 5.76°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

174hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Eastern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 40.73°N, 0.66°E · latest source Sep 23, 2026

172hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Southern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 36.97°N, 1.91°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

156hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 22, 2026

Near 42.57°N, 3.15°W · latest source Sep 22, 2026

153hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northeastern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 41.46°N, 1.98°E · latest source Sep 23, 2026

151hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 43.41°N, 3.84°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

148hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 20, 2026

Near 42.46°N, 2.81°W · latest source Sep 20, 2026

146hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Southwestern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 36.84°N, 6.31°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

145hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northern Spain, Sep 22, 2026

Near 41.48°N, 1.49°W · latest source Sep 22, 2026

144hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Southern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 37.61°N, 1.58°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

142hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Northwestern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 43.55°N, 5.86°W · latest source Sep 23, 2026

138hectares
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Copernicus GWIS

Fire Event — Eastern Spain, Sep 23, 2026

Near 41.31°N, 1.66°E · latest source Sep 23, 2026

137hectares
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24 current/recent fire records from the last available source snapshot. A fresh source check is pending.

Copernicus EFFIS

2026 fire-season statistics for Spain

Year-to-date burned area and mapped fires, compared with the historical average at the same point in the season since 2012.

Last available EFFIS snapshot
Burned area mapped 248,155 ha EFFIS year to date
Mapped fires 627 Approx. 30 ha or larger
Burned area vs average 1.7× average Average: 143,120 ha
Mapped fires vs average 1.3× average Average: 488.1

Sep 16, 2026 · EFFIS seasonal charts are updated every 7 days.

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EFFIS maps fires of roughly 30 hectares or larger, and its figures can differ from national agency totals. Mapped fires may also include intentionally set vegetation-management fires.

Spain activity at a glance

Cached satellite snapshot
26detections in the 6 hours ending at the latest signal
16.7%of 24-hour detections are very strong heat
349.3 Khighest reported VIIRS brightness in the 24-hour view
Heat intensity profileShare of 24-hour detections
Very strong 5 Strong 23 Other heat 2

About wildfires in Spain

This Spain wildfire page combines NASA FIRMS satellite heat detections with recent mapped fire-event context and official-source links. Wildfire conditions can change quickly when heat, dry vegetation and wind line up, so satellite activity should be checked against official Spanish wildfire and civil-protection information.

Spain wildfire season and risk

Wildfire concern usually rises during the hotter, drier part of the year. Spain’s autonomous communities lead wildfire prevention and suppression, while MITECO coordinates national support and publishes wildfire information and daily operations.

Official wildfire information in Spain

For immediate danger, call 112. MITECO publishes national wildfire information and daily operations, while regional civil-protection agencies issue local warnings and evacuation instructions.

MITECO daily wildfire operations ↗

Spain wildfire FAQ

Are all red and orange dots confirmed wildfires?

No. NASA FIRMS detects thermal activity from satellites. These heat detections may be associated with wildfires, but they do not necessarily represent confirmed wildfire incidents. They can also come from prescribed burning, agricultural activity, industrial heat or another source.

Can one wildfire create several heat detections?

Yes. A single wildfire can produce multiple satellite heat detections during one or more satellite passes. The number of dots on the map should not be interpreted as the number of separate wildfires.

How often does WildfireSignal check the satellite feed?

WildfireSignal checks the NASA FIRMS feed every 10 minutes. However, the newest available observation for a location may be older because satellites pass over different areas at specific times.

Where should I check confirmed wildfire alerts in Spain?

Use the official national and local emergency sources linked on this page for confirmed wildfire information, alerts and evacuation instructions. WildfireSignal is designed for situational awareness and should not replace official emergency guidance.

Official and satellite wildfire sources for Spain

WildfireSignal uses NASA FIRMS for its satellite heat-detection layer and links to official sources for wildfire context. For confirmed incidents, warnings, evacuation orders and other emergency information, rely on official national and local authorities.