Wildfires in Abruzzo — Live
Each flame marks the centre of the satellite-detected burn area, not a live fire's edge.
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Updated every 2 minutes — Data: EFFIS / Copernicus (European Union)
Data: EFFIS / Copernicus (European Union) · Italia
Across Abruzzo
For awareness only — not an evacuation source. Fires are satellite-mapped; the marked location is the centre of the detected burn area, not a live fire edge. Data: EFFIS / Copernicus (European Union).
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FAQ
Is this Abruzzo fire map live?
It shows the newest EFFIS satellite mapping available, checked every few minutes. Each flame marks the centre of the detected burn area, not a live fire edge. For emergencies, call 112.
Where do I find evacuation alerts in Abruzzo?
Evacuation alerts are issued by Italy's civil protection (Protezione Civile) and local municipalities. Always follow your local official notice, and call 112 in an emergency.