A point is not a perimeter.
Incident locations, mapped boundaries and satellite heat detections describe different things. Compare layers to understand what a symbol represents.
Explore fires, smoke, air quality and public notices together. See the source behind every layer.
All available headlines returned by the feed, including official InciWeb updates and publisher coverage through Google News. Links open on the publisher's site.
BlazeRadar brings ten public data layers into one place. Each has its own coverage, update schedule and limitations. Open a layer below to see its source and latest available retrieval time.
Incident locations, mapped boundaries and satellite heat detections describe different things. Compare layers to understand what a symbol represents.
A successful feed check tells you when BlazeRadar received data. The source observation may be older; read the record's time as well.
Empty results, incomplete coverage or a failed feed do not establish that an area is safe. Follow current information from local authorities.
Feed retrieval status has not loaded. Check timestamps within the map.
Reported incident locations are points, not the full area affected by a fire. An incident record can be older than the latest feed fetch. NIFC open data ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.Mapped boundaries represent the source record at its stated time. Fires can extend beyond an older mapped perimeter. NIFC open data ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.Coverage depends on participating jurisdictions and source updates. Check local authorities for current orders; a missing zone is not an all-clear. Genasys Protect ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.National Shelter System records describe reported public shelter locations. Confirm availability and access with local authorities before traveling. FEMA ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.National Weather Service fire-weather alerts describe issued warnings or watches. A feed returning zero alerts does not establish safe conditions. National Weather Service ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.Satellite detections can identify heat from causes other than wildfire. Detection time and satellite coverage matter; a hotspot is not a confirmed incident. NASA FIRMS ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.Official incident updates and their publication times provide context. Additional publisher headlines in the news feed are sourced through Google News. InciWeb ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.The Drought Monitor is a weekly product. A recent retrieval does not make the underlying assessment a current local observation. U.S. Drought Monitor ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.Analyst-mapped smoke plumes show observed smoke extent. They do not determine ground-level air quality or a safe exposure level at your location. NOAA Hazard Mapping System ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.AirNow observations are preliminary and unvalidated, from federal, state, local, and tribal air agencies. Check each observation time and official local guidance. AirNow ↗
Feed retrieval time has not loaded.Sources are independent of BlazeRadar; inclusion does not imply endorsement. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. See the Terms of Use for attribution and use conditions.
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