Spain··
ES·EN·DE·FR

Análisis por poliedro.media

Active wildfires

Satellite capture: 30/07/2026, 11:09·updated 18 min ago
32
Fires detected
369
Active hotspots

Map · Top 5 fires

Point size and color reflect intensity (FRP). Hover for details.

Satellite capture time: 30/07/2026, 11:09

12345

Top fires by intensity (FRP)

Sorted by total fire radiative power (FRP), in megawatts.

#14,643 MW
Villafranca del Bierzo (León)
214 hotspots12 h ago
#2161 MW
Ourol (Lugo)
22 hotspots12 h ago
#3157 MW
Eslida/Artana +1 (Castelló/Castellón)
32 hotspots12 h ago
#4148 MW
Toreno (León)
25 hotspots12 h ago
#527 MW
Carreño/Gozón (Asturias)
8 hotspots12 h ago
#620 MW
Morata de Tajuña (Madrid)
7 hotspots12 h ago
#719 MW
Fariza (Zamora)
4 hotspots10 h ago
#811 MW
Vegas del Condado/Santa Colomba de Cu… (León)
6 hotspots11 h ago
#99 MW
Rossell (Castelló/Castellón)
4 hotspots12 h ago
#109 MW
Gijón/Carreño (Asturias)
5 hotspots11 h ago

Methodology

Source: NASA FIRMS (satellite hotspot detections). Fires are grouped into clusters by geographic proximity; the ranking uses the sum of radiative power (FRP) of all hotspots in the cluster as an intensity indicator. Source data is updated 3-4 times a day.

False-positive filter: clusters with total FRP below 5 MW are not shown. Below that threshold, the false-alarm rate of the VIIRS 375 m product rises noticeably (sun glint over water or reflective surfaces, industrial heat sources, brief agricultural burns), while real vegetation fires typically exceed several tens of MW (Schroeder et al., 2014, Remote Sensing of Environment).