Wildfire map Chad

Fires in Chad right now

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224 fire clusters detected in Chad in the last 48 h Most active: remote Ouadaï, 177 km SSW of Abéché (160 detections).

Active fires in Chad from NASA's VIIRS satellite hotspots, grouped into clusters and named by the nearest city.

Fire clusters
224 last 48 h
Hotspot detections
1,729
Intense clusters (100+ MW)
2
Most active fire
remote Ouadaï, 177 km SSW of Abéché 160 detections
Most affected region
Moyen-Chari 167 clusters

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Active fires in Chad

Satellites detected 1,729 thermal hotspots in Chad in the last 48 h, grouped into 224 fire clusters. 2 clusters reached an intense fire radiative power above 100 MW.

The most active fire is remote Ouadaï, 177 km SSW of Abéché with 160 detections and a peak of 63 MW, last seen Sun 1:42 pm local time.

By region, Moyen-Chari has 167 clusters (871 detections), Ouadaï has 32 clusters (735 detections), N’Djaména has 14 clusters (100 detections).

Fires are assigned to the country of the nearest listed city, so a fire close to a border can appear under the neighbour.

Largest fire clusters

Fire clusterRegionDetectionsPeak FRPLast seen (local)
remote Ouadaï, 177 km SSW of AbéchéOuadaï16063 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 278 km S of AbéchéOuadaï14685 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 195 km S of AbéchéOuadaï12335 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 268 km S of AbéchéOuadaï4568 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 231 km NNE of SarhMoyen-Chari10621 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 173 km NNE of SarhMoyen-Chari5734 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 262 km NE of SarhMoyen-Chari2551 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 262 km NNW of SarhMoyen-Chari43111 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 217 km NNW of SarhMoyen-Chari4820 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 191 km ESE of SarhMoyen-Chari1749 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 242 km S of AbéchéOuadaï5716 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote N’Djaména, 158 km NW of N'DjamenaN’Djaména4020 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 282 km SSW of AbéchéOuadaï3119 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 312 km ENE of SarhMoyen-Chari2229 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 300 km SW of AbéchéOuadaï1327 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote N’Djaména, 261 km ENE of N'DjamenaN’Djaména25109 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 220 km SSW of AbéchéOuadaï1823 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 314 km S of AbéchéOuadaï1441 MWSat 1:59 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 194 km NNE of SarhMoyen-Chari1930 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 192 km SSW of AbéchéOuadaï1636 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 182 km SSW of AbéchéOuadaï1226 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 197 km NE of SarhMoyen-Chari1642 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote N’Djaména, 197 km NW of N'DjamenaN’Djaména1330 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Ouadaï, 274 km SW of AbéchéOuadaï926 MWSun 1:42 pm
remote Moyen-Chari, 275 km N of SarhMoyen-Chari830 MWSat 2:01 pm

Cities with fires within 80 km

Official information

The Global Wildfire Information System, GWIS (gwis.jrc.ec.europa.eu), maps fire danger and burnt areas worldwide; evacuation orders come from national civil protection and local authorities.

Satellite thermal hotspots are not all wildfires: gas flares, steel works, volcanoes and planned agricultural or prescribed burns show up too. VIIRS passes over most places about twice a day, so a fire can start or grow between passes, and thick smoke or cloud can hide one.

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Data: NASA FIRMS (VIIRS active fires), Open-Meteo, GeoNames.