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Wildfires in São Paulo

Brazil · state

🔴 4 active fires

Fire-weather risk today

Very low

tomorrow: Very low · rising ↑

Fires in 2026

595

595 total since 2026

Area burned 2026

24715 ha

from satellite perimeters

Air quality now

Moderate

EAQI 45· PM2.5 24.5 µg/m³ · includes wildfire smoke

How this page knows. Brazil has no public real-time incident feed, so these fires are satellite detections (VIIRS, twice daily) clustered into incidents — not a fire service's log. A small fire between passes, or one under cloud, is not here. Each detection is filed under the nearest state centroid rather than a boundary test, so close to a border it can land on the neighbour's page. Fire-weather and air-quality figures are modelled at this same state (São Paulo).

Fires by year

First season on record — year-over-year comparisons appear as we accumulate history.

Active fires now

Brasil Monitoring· 18.0 ha › Brasil Monitoring· 29.0 ha › Brasil Monitoring· 9.0 ha › Brasil Monitoring· 31.0 ha ›

Fire history

10/11/2026 · Brasil 18.0 ha ·Monitoring › 10/11/2026 · Brasil 29.0 ha ·Monitoring › 10/11/2026 · Brasil 9.0 ha ·Monitoring › 10/11/2026 · Brasil 31.0 ha ·Monitoring › 09/11/2026 · Brasil 271 ha ·24 h › 09/11/2026 · Brasil 84.0 ha ·24 h › 07/11/2026 · Brasil 78.0 ha ·24 h › 07/11/2026 · Brasil 21.0 ha ·25 h › 04/11/2026 · Brasil 22.0 ha ·25 h › 03/11/2026 · Brasil 32.0 ha ·25 h › 02/11/2026 · Brasil 25 h › 01/11/2026 · Brasil 98.0 ha ·24 h › 01/11/2026 · Brasil 86.0 ha ·24 h › 01/11/2026 · Brasil 113 ha ·24 h › 31/10/2026 · Brasil 6.0 ha ·48 h › 30/10/2026 · Brasil 25 h › 27/10/2026 · Brasil 25 h › 26/10/2026 · Brasil 7.0 ha ·47 h › 25/10/2026 · Brasil 43.0 ha ·24 h › 24/10/2026 · Brasil 24 h ›

Fire detections from NASA FIRMS (VIIRS), clustered into incidents by us. Region centroids are area-weighted from public boundary datasets; a fire is attributed to the nearest one. Fire-weather risk is our own estimate (Canadian FWI on Open-Meteo forecasts), not an official warning — for those see your national meteorological service and fire authority. In an emergency call 193.