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Wildfires today in Andalusia

Live map, satellite hotspots and fire danger in the 8 provinces of Andalusia.

13 heat spots
0 Confirmed
High Highest danger today

Map of active wildfires: Andalusia

Active wildfires in Andalusia (13)

Andalucía

13
  • Sevilla9
    • Cañada del Rabadán Possible 9 MW 17/10 15:40
    • Écija Possible 5 MW 17/10 15:04
    • Marchena Possible 5 MW 17/10 15:59
    • Marchena Possible 4 MW 17/10 15:59
    • Marchena Possible 4 MW 17/10 03:41
    • Alcalá de Guadaíra Possible 4 MW 17/10 15:59
    • Carmona Possible 3 MW 17/10 15:04
    • Lebrija Possible 1 MW 17/10 05:21
    • Écija Possible 1 MW 17/10 03:41
  • Málaga2
    • Los Vados Possible 2 MW 17/10 15:04
    • Málaga Possible 1 MW 17/10 04:41
  • Córdoba1
    • Granja de Torrehermosa Possible 4 MW 17/10 15:04
  • Huelva1
    • Niebla Possible 1 MW 17/10 03:41

Wildfires and fire danger by province in Andalusia

Province Active now Fire danger today Recorded fires (EGIF)
Almería 0 Moderate 1,533
Cádiz 0 High 2,594
Córdoba 1 High 2,146
Granada 0 High 2,164
Huelva 1 High 4,558
Jaén 0 High 2,578
Málaga 2 High 4,292
Sevilla 9 High 2,382

Official record: 22,247 fires recorded in the region (1968–2022), according to the General Statistics of Forest Fires (MITECO).

Source: EFFIS Fire Weather Index (Copernicus/JRC)

Wildfires in Andalusia

Andalusia has one of the largest forest areas in Spain and a long fire season: the INFOCA Plan sets the high-danger period from 1 June to 15 October, although fires can start in any month when vegetation is dry and the easterly (levante) or westerly (poniente) winds blow.

Sierra Morena (Huelva, Seville, Córdoba and Jaén), the Serranía de Ronda and Sierra Bermeja in Málaga, and the Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas ranges concentrate much of the risk. Well-known recent fires include Moguer (Huelva, 2017), which reached the Doñana area, and Sierra Bermeja (Málaga, 2021).

Firefighting is led by the Junta de Andalucía's INFOCA Plan, supported by national resources such as the UME military emergency unit or BRIF brigades when needed. This page shows today's satellite hotspots in the eight Andalusian provinces, each province's fire danger and links to official information.

Official wildfire information for Andalusia

Satellite detections do not replace official information. Check the status of each fire, evacuations and road closures in these sources:

If you see a fire, call 112. Do not approach it and follow the authorities' instructions.

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