Wildfires in Morocco Today

Live active-fire map for Morocco from NASA FIRMS satellite data. Where fires are burning right now — updated hourly. Typical fire season: summer.

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Active hotspots
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NASA sensor
35.00, -1.93 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2635.00, -1.93 · 2 MW · 2026-07-2633.63, -7.43 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2634.28, -6.57 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2634.40, -6.07 · 2 MW · 2026-07-2634.58, -1.60 · 36 MW · 2026-07-2634.58, -1.61 · 18 MW · 2026-07-2634.58, -1.60 · 18 MW · 2026-07-2631.52, -8.73 · 2 MW · 2026-07-2634.31, -5.99 · 5 MW · 2026-07-2635.31, -1.35 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2733.37, -7.75 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2735.31, -1.34 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2734.65, -3.91 · 5 MW · 2026-07-2734.65, -3.91 · 8 MW · 2026-07-2734.65, -3.91 · 5 MW · 2026-07-2734.88, -1.36 · 2 MW · 2026-07-2734.96, -1.75 · 5 MW · 2026-07-2734.96, -1.75 · 4 MW · 2026-07-2730.10, -9.46 · 3 MW · 2026-07-2733.45, -7.58 · 8 MW · 2026-07-2733.45, -7.59 · 6 MW · 2026-07-2733.46, -7.58 · 6 MW · 2026-07-2733.46, -7.58 · 8 MW · 2026-07-2733.86, -4.69 · 5 MW · 2026-07-2733.86, -4.69 · 7 MW · 2026-07-2733.86, -4.69 · 7 MW · 2026-07-2733.86, -4.69 · 5 MW · 2026-07-2733.86, -4.69 · 5 MW · 2026-07-2732.99, -7.15 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2834.26, -5.99 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2834.26, -5.99 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2834.28, -6.58 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2834.28, -6.57 · 1 MW · 2026-07-2834.95, -1.23 · 0 MW · 2026-07-2834.95, -1.22 · 0 MW · 2026-07-28
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Most intense detections

34.582, -1.6052026-07-26 ☀️36 MW
34.583, -1.6102026-07-26 ☀️18 MW
34.585, -1.6042026-07-26 ☀️18 MW
33.452, -7.5842026-07-27 ☀️8 MW
33.457, -7.5842026-07-27 ☀️8 MW
34.647, -3.9082026-07-27 ☀️8 MW
33.860, -4.6942026-07-27 ☀️7 MW
33.860, -4.6892026-07-27 ☀️7 MW
33.454, -7.5872026-07-27 ☀️6 MW
33.455, -7.5812026-07-27 ☀️6 MW
34.312, -5.9902026-07-26 ☀️5 MW
34.955, -1.7532026-07-27 ☀️5 MW

About this wildfire map

This map uses NASA's Fire Information for Resource Management System (FIRMS), which publishes active-fire detections from the VIIRS and MODIS instruments aboard NASA and NOAA satellites. Each dot is a thermal “hotspot” where the sensor measured fire-level heat, usually within 3 hours of the satellite passing overhead. It shows where fires are actively burning — not fire perimeters or evacuation zones. For safety and evacuation information, always follow your local emergency services.

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