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Live Texas Fire Map & Tracker

A live Texas wildfire tracker β€” every active fire burning across Texas right now on one map: NIFC incidents, NWS Red Flag Warnings, NASA satellite hotspots, smoke, and air quality. Incidents are field-reported daily; weather and smoke refresh in near real time. Check any Texas home's wildfire risk β€” free.

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Fire locations come from NIFC, last pulled Aug 7, 10:41 PM PDT β€” they update about once a day and are not real-time. In an emergency, always follow the official orders from your local authorities. Basemap Β© Mapbox Β© OpenStreetMap.

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Five seconds now, a head start when it matters: type your email, and we watch this exact address against the same official feeds firefighters use, around the clock. A new fire nearby, dangerous fire weather in Texas, a fire turning your way β€” we email you when official feeds report it. 100% free, unsubscribe anytime.

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A fire starts nearby

When official feeds report a new wildfire close to your home.

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Dangerous fire weather

Hot, dry, windy days when fires spread fastest (officially called a 'Red Flag Warning').

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A nearby fire grows fast

If a fire near you suddenly gets bigger or turns your way.

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Any address, 24/7

We watch your exact address around the clock.

Free wildfire alerts β€” unsubscribe anytime. Next you'll add your home address so alerts are pinpointed to your property.

Awareness-only β€” alerts can be delayed or missed (Alert Terms). For evacuation orders always use Watch Duty, Genasys Protect, your county & 911 β€” never this alert alone.

Live wildfire pulse Β· Texas

Named wildfires burning across Texas β€” from official NIFC incident reports. Field teams submit updated figures daily, so numbers may lag breaking news by several hours.

Official wildfire data Β· field reports updated daily Β· for awareness only, not emergency alerts.

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Active wildfires in Texas right now

Active wildfires burning right now across the U.S. β€” official NIFC incident data, reported daily by field teams. Tap any fire for live details including maps, size, and containment status.

For awareness only β€” not an evacuation source. For evacuation orders and real-time alerts, follow Watch Duty, your local fire authority and state forestry/emergency officials, and call 911 for emergencies. Data: NIFC.

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News links open third-party sites. For evacuations and official orders, follow your local authorities and 911.

Wildfires by county

Live fire status, active incidents, and alerts for each Texas county.

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Texas wildfire tracker FAQ

What wildfires are burning in Texas today?

The map and list on this page show wildfires currently reported in Texas to the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), refreshed each time you load the page. Use "fires near me" to center the map on your exact area.

Is Texas under a Red Flag Warning?

The live banner on this page shows whether any states β€” including Texas β€” are under an active National Weather Service Red Flag Warning, which signals critical fire-weather conditions where new fires can spread fast.

How do I get alerts for Texas fires?

Sign up for free wildfire alerts on this page with Texas selected. We'll email you when a new fire is reported in your area or a Red Flag Warning is issued for Texas.

FireRisk.ai is for awareness, not emergency guidance. For evacuation orders, follow Watch Duty, state forestry/emergency officials, your local authority, and call 911. Data: NIFC and the National Weather Service.