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Wildfires near Tuscany

In central Italy, between the Apennines and the Tyrrhenian. · 43.400, 11.200

Updated 2026-10-12 12:30 UTC · VIIRS 375 m, about three hours behind the satellite

Nothing within 50 km; 5 within 150 km

0within 50 km

5within 150 km

59 kmnearest detection

Fires across Siena · Italy

Active fire 5
Burned before 4
Lightning first ~~none here~~
Near a road 5

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

Power	From Tuscany	Detections	First seen
0 MW	59 km ENE	1	01:37 local solar
16 MW	112 km SSE	4	13:00 local solar
3 MW	114 km N	1	12:59 local solar
1 MW	142 km ESE	1	13:05 local solar
0 MW	145 km N	1	12:59 local solar

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

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When this ground actually burns

Across the last 10 years our archive records 1 days within 25 km of Tuscany on which fire covered five or more separate square kilometres. By month:

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The busiest month in the record is July, with 1 of those days. Counting any burning at all gives 63 days and peaks in July: outside summer most Mediterranean detections are agricultural, so that series measures farming rather than fire risk.

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

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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**For 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**Thermal anomalies from VIIRS at 375 m, three platforms, refreshed every hour and about three hours behind the overpass.

**Alerts that stay quiet**A 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.