Fire M3 Hotspots

Season-to-date Hotspot Report
Date Daily Hotspots Year-to-date Hotspots Year-to-date Burned Area (ha) Smoke (km2) Cloud (%)
2024-07-26 1,741 96,658 2,787,123 2,068,638 58
2024-07-25 1,841 94,917 2,751,731 3,541,373 62
2024-07-24 3,774 93,076 2,708,602 2,494,889 60
2024-07-23 4,930 89,302 2,641,493 3,301,082 58
2024-07-22 5,452 84,372 2,557,618 3,085,577 51
2024-07-21 5,490 78,920 2,457,209 3,575,965 45
2024-07-20 5,060 73,430 2,384,026 3,290,112 45
2024-07-19 8,657 68,370 2,287,715 2,612,428 52
2024-07-18 4,112 59,713 1,987,943 2,619,451 54
2024-07-17 5,723 55,601 1,932,610 1,637,551 58
2024-07-16 3,478 49,878 1,782,158 1,412,578 57
2024-07-15 2,067 46,400 1,686,343 1,076,997 56
2024-07-14 1,272 44,333 1,630,494 398,377 52
2024-07-13 856 43,061 1,597,627 15,982 51
2024-07-12 956 42,205 1,555,722 26,634 47
2024-07-11 897 41,249 1,486,581 1,610,472 54
2024-07-10 4,370 40,352 1,474,441 1,570,999 55
2024-07-09 2,073 35,982 1,341,088 1,461,956 50
2024-07-08 2,125 33,909 1,142,965 1,351,979 47
2024-07-07 1,861 31,784 1,112,922 761,854 50
2024-07-06 1,467 29,923 1,025,920 632,733 58
2024-07-05 1,306 28,456 989,007 642,782 60
2024-07-04 675 27,150 950,253 765,973 63
2024-07-03 365 26,475 933,369 6,064 66
2024-07-02 408 26,110 923,912 806,178 66
2024-07-01 757 25,702 916,067 1,112,928 63
2024-06-30 1,545 24,945 892,809 1,602,791 68
2024-06-29 1,815 23,400 857,066 378,066 68
2024-06-28 1,346 21,585 821,146 318,168 65
2024-06-27 819 20,239 792,903 88,771 71
2024-06-26 826 19,420 773,747 63,786 68
2024-06-25 685 18,594 721,607 151,442 62
2024-06-24 251 17,909 684,336 736 67
2024-06-23 346 17,658 675,398 73
2024-06-22 702 17,312 663,251 51,019 69
2024-06-21 574 16,610 642,087 24,466 58
2024-06-20 523 16,036 626,501 8,922 53
2024-06-19 134 15,513 613,819 59
2024-06-18 136 15,379 606,961 70
2024-06-17 89 15,243 602,369 65
2024-06-16 89 15,154 600,004 70
2024-06-15 31 15,065 595,385 66
2024-06-14 67 15,034 594,935 67
2024-06-13 177 14,967 591,281 7,081 63
2024-06-12 298 14,790 578,505 52,996 68
2024-06-11 140 14,492 554,798 7,809 67
2024-06-10 184 14,352 551,206 2,802 71
2024-06-09 344 14,168 543,745 77
2024-06-08 211 13,824 522,767 27,743 64
2024-06-07 130 13,613 512,408 5,388 60
2024-06-06 96 13,483 505,126 64
2024-06-05 56 13,387 501,704 2,017 63
2024-06-04 49 13,331 498,394 71
2024-06-03 229 13,282 496,150 16,504 76
2024-06-02 426 13,053 489,199 20,700 70
2024-06-01 139 12,627 476,693 66
2024-05-31 80 12,488 475,283 65
2024-05-30 326 12,408 473,634 40,286 57
2024-05-29 229 12,082 463,439 30,590 64
2024-05-28 211 11,853 456,956 74
2024-05-27 123 11,642 453,391 74
2024-05-26 166 11,519 450,631 161,051 73
2024-05-25 372 11,353 445,397 92,192 73
2024-05-24 391 10,981 436,433 18,275 73
2024-05-23 302 10,590 420,364 65
2024-05-22 16 10,288 406,421 70
2024-05-21 21 10,272 405,335 73
2024-05-20 115 10,251 405,149 70
2024-05-19 63 10,136 399,125 64
2024-05-18 90 10,073 395,862 75
2024-05-17 73 9,983 393,194 1,583 77
2024-05-16 44 9,910 389,765 74
2024-05-15 476 9,866 388,863 404,480 73
2024-05-14 1,629 9,390 370,543 405,690 66
2024-05-13 1,553 7,761 281,908 74,329 65
2024-05-12 883 6,208 233,047 2,249,353 62
2024-05-11 2,436 5,325 210,682 747,088 57
2024-05-10 1,254 2,889 104,127 57
2024-05-09 341 1,635 42,245 52
2024-05-08 98 1,294 33,733 61
2024-05-07 28 1,196 32,511 65
2024-05-06 80 1,168 31,587 67
2024-05-05 48 1,088 29,326 72
2024-05-04 21 1,040 28,551 71
2024-05-03 1 1,019 28,480 71
2024-05-02 4 1,018 28,480 67
2024-05-01 4 1,014 28,480 73
2024-04-30 94 1,010 28,480 76
2024-04-29 51 916 25,035 76
2024-04-28 63 865 24,672 71
2024-04-27 166 802 24,132 64
2024-04-26 114 636 17,066 56
2024-04-25 95 522 11,578 62
2024-04-24 68 427 7,826 65
2024-04-23 96 359 6,947 57
2024-04-22 74 263 5,758 48
2024-04-21 54 189 5,361 1,104 52
2024-04-20 64 135 5,131 45
2024-04-19 33 71 5,131 52
2024-04-18 30 38 3,626 53
2024-04-17 6 8 2,696 56
2024-04-16 2 2 2,696 58

Cumulative area burned in Canada by year estimated from satellite hotspots

A hotspot is a satellite image pixel with high infrared intensity, indicating a heat source. Hotspots from known industrial sources are removed; the remaining hotspots represent vegetation fires, which can be in forest, grass, cropland, or logging debris. A hotspot may represent one fire or be one of several hotspots representing a larger fire. Not all fires can be identified from satellite imagery, either because the fires are too small or because cloud cover obscures the satellite's view of the ground.

The Fire M3 hotspots are obtained from multiple sources:

  1. Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) imagery, courtesy of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service (NESDIS).
  2. Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) imagery, courtesy of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Land, Atmosphere Near real-time Capability for EOS (LANCE) Fire Information for Resource Management System (FIRMS), and from the Active Fire Mapping Program, Remote Sensing Applications Center (RSAC), USDA Forest Service. (https://fsapps.nwcg.gov/afm/)
  3. Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) imagery, courtesy of NASA LANCE FIRMS, University of Maryland and RSAC.

Smoke and cloud data courtesy National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Office of Satellite and Product Operations (OSPO) -- http://www.ospo.noaa.gov