Fire M3 Hotspots

Most recent
Season-to-date Hotspot Report
Date Daily Hotspots Year-to-date Hotspots Year-to-date Burned Area (ha) Smoke (km2) Cloud (%)
2025-07-13 1,191 167,705 4,418,233 1,963,707 56
2025-07-12 3,382 166,514 4,399,748 3,199,980 69
2025-07-11 4,987 163,132 4,348,994 2,301,501 65
2025-07-10 8,783 158,145 4,248,367 1,552,910 63
2025-07-09 5,934 149,362 3,999,969 1,154,586 63
2025-07-08 4,721 143,428 3,826,427 1,060,464 63
2025-07-07 3,665 138,707 3,724,373 1,026,616 63
2025-07-06 2,986 135,042 3,632,088 629,201 70
2025-07-05 2,204 132,056 3,556,030 440,124 69
2025-07-04 1,638 129,852 3,495,801 89,401 59
2025-07-03 1,881 128,214 3,448,311 369,222 64
2025-07-02 2,469 126,333 3,409,201 764,484 54
2025-07-01 1,832 123,864 3,352,268 261,134 55
2025-06-30 1,593 122,032 3,313,395 536,672 52
2025-06-29 1,017 120,439 3,288,494 42,831 57
2025-06-28 997 119,422 3,272,709 37,608 66
2025-06-27 893 118,425 3,252,991 63
2025-06-26 807 117,532 3,231,082 66
2025-06-25 1,321 116,725 3,214,147 804,421 65
2025-06-24 1,703 115,404 3,192,746 64,887 59
2025-06-23 2,275 113,701 3,175,275 689,022 64
2025-06-22 1,841 111,426 3,135,808 638,326 67
2025-06-21 2,037 109,585 3,090,870 274,488 69
2025-06-20 2,105 107,548 3,046,012 169,522 69
2025-06-19 1,742 105,443 3,007,260 153,265 71
2025-06-18 964 103,701 2,975,806 16,245 68
2025-06-17 621 102,737 2,964,127 63
2025-06-16 794 102,116 2,952,722 194,014 58
2025-06-15 1,411 101,322 2,936,405 416,228 54
2025-06-14 1,341 99,911 2,913,747 851,860 61
2025-06-13 527 98,570 2,869,764 186,885 72
2025-06-12 1,438 98,043 2,854,266 69
2025-06-11 1,162 96,605 2,835,476 332,262 65
2025-06-10 2,112 95,443 2,818,303 2,301,140 59
2025-06-09 3,505 93,331 2,788,496 301,231 60
2025-06-08 1,965 89,826 2,691,720 680,291 59
2025-06-07 4,212 87,861 2,642,869 2,528,670 63
2025-06-06 5,773 83,649 2,502,167 2,763,011 70
2025-06-05 5,776 77,876 2,354,588 1,339,556 66
2025-06-04 4,564 72,100 2,260,210 1,843,147 66
2025-06-03 7,671 67,536 2,116,388 873,778 63
2025-06-02 7,554 59,865 1,873,333 1,437,045 60
2025-06-01 5,699 52,311 1,636,550 3,120,048 66
2025-05-31 6,219 46,612 1,477,352 2,875,721 68
2025-05-30 7,828 40,393 1,339,434 2,864,516 59
2025-05-29 7,319 32,565 1,059,065 1,341,104 58
2025-05-28 5,450 25,246 819,523 1,679,673 53
2025-05-27 4,207 19,796 626,687 504,288 59
2025-05-26 3,223 15,589 486,075 410,447 54
2025-05-25 1,678 12,366 364,646 346,121 59
2025-05-24 972 10,688 297,029 64,994 67
2025-05-23 871 9,716 273,665 70
2025-05-22 639 8,845 255,140 68
2025-05-21 174 8,206 231,321 2,462 77
2025-05-20 29 8,032 223,004 73
2025-05-19 61 8,003 218,540 77
2025-05-18 80 7,942 216,813 6,284 80
2025-05-17 90 7,862 214,518 5,177 77
2025-05-16 86 7,772 214,156 76
2025-05-15 390 7,686 212,888 45,959 72
2025-05-14 1,590 7,296 203,677 357,310 66
2025-05-13 1,249 5,706 165,231 54,840 64
2025-05-12 302 4,457 92,425 11,310 69
2025-05-11 0 4,155 83,104 69
2025-05-10 305 4,155 83,104 18,030 70
2025-05-09 529 3,850 71,176 65
2025-05-08 673 3,321 56,285 60
2025-05-07 277 2,648 35,226 61
2025-05-06 156 2,371 28,714 49
2025-05-05 265 2,215 26,234 56
2025-05-04 348 1,950 23,307 53
2025-05-03 312 1,602 17,257 62
2025-05-02 51 1,290 13,526 61
2025-05-01 68 1,239 13,477 56
2025-04-30 80 1,171 10,527 68
2025-04-29 67 1,091 9,748 70
2025-04-28 62 1,024 9,231 56
2025-04-27 138 962 8,338 61
2025-04-26 249 824 8,084 53
2025-04-25 207 575 6,251 57
2025-04-24 153 368 3,960 61
2025-04-23 36 215 3,405 61
2025-04-22 13 179 3,405 68
2025-04-21 84 166 3,405 67
2025-04-20 82 82 2,500 67

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://firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov/usfs/)
  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