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Wildfires near Curacao

In the Leeward Antilles.  ·  12.120, -68.930

Updated 2026-10-12 10:28 UTC · VIIRS 375 m, about three hours behind the satellite

Nothing within 50 km; 5 within 150 km
0within 50 km
5within 150 km
95 kmnearest detection
Wildfires near Curacao

Fires across Curaçao · Curaçao

50 km150 kmE 24Curacao200 km

Rings at 50 and 150 km — the same two the counts above use. The blue mark is the coastal point every sea reading on this page is taken at. The rose is the 72-hour mean wind, pointing the way the air is going. Each layer above is its own address, so a view can be shared. Coastline from Natural Earth at 110 m — regional context, not a survey.

Right now

PowerFrom CuracaoDetectionsFirst seen
13 MW95 km S213:36 local solar
2 MW115 km SW112:49 local solar
13 MW119 km SSE113:37 local solar
9 MW129 km SSW213:34 local solar
206 MW144 km WSW2812:47 local solar

VIIRS 375 m · nearest first; linked entries have a page

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When this ground actually burns

Our archive holds no burned days within 25 km of Curacao in the last 10 years.

375 m heat signatures, about three hours behind the satellite, two passes a day. For evacuation, follow local emergency services.

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Conditions

Bathing waternot surveyedJellyfish—Algae—

How this page is put together

Every figure above comes from one of these, and every one of them is redrawn from the live feed each hour.

Sea, sun and the water you swim in
Sea, sun and the water you swim inFor a destination: the fires near it, sea temperature at the coast rather than the town centre, the UV band, and the EU bathing-water classification.
Every fire on Earth
Every fire on EarthThermal anomalies from VIIRS at 375 m, three platforms, refreshed every hour and about three hours behind the overpass.
Alerts that stay quiet
Alerts that stay quietA fire must miss two passes before we say it stopped and grow by more than half again before we say it spread. Nothing is said twice.