Wildfire map – Chile
NASA satellites have detected 139 heat spots in Chile in the last 24 hours, across 20 regions. Updated at 19:01 (local time).
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NASA FIRMS data (VIIRS/MODIS). Detections may include agricultural burning or industrial sources; for official information check each country's civil protection authorities.
On this page you'll find answers about wildfires today, the Chile wildfire map, NASA FIRMS (VIIRS/MODIS) data, FRP and detection confidence.
Each point (hotspot) represents a thermal anomaly detected by satellites. From the filters panel you can select the time range (up to 5 days), the confidence level (low, medium, high) and the FRP threshold.
VIIRS (NOAA-20 and Suomi NPP) has a resolution of ~375 m and allows more precise locations; MODIS operates at ~1 km and offers broad historical coverage.
FRP measures the energy radiated by the fire (MW). High values indicate intense fires; low values may correspond to smaller sources.
It is a confidence indicator: "high" = higher probability of a real fire; "low" = greater uncertainty. Filtering by "high" reduces false positives.
The data comes from NASA FIRMS. Updates depend on the orbital passes and atmospheric conditions. The page updates automatically.
The map covers the whole national territory. Use zoom and pan to focus on an area. Regions covered:
Avoid burning during dry seasons; do not throw away cigarette butts; keep your property's perimeter clear. If you see smoke or flames, do not approach and contact the authorities.
The site is optimised for mobile. You can "Add to Home Screen" for quick access.
For official information on wildfires, see:
This site is an informational tool based on third-party data (NASA FIRMS, OSM) subject to delays and limitations. It does not constitute an official alerting system. For emergencies, refer to the official channels of CONAF.
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