A wildfire has been detected approximately 95.2 km east of Florida, according to satellite monitoring by NASA FIRMS. The fire consists of 6 hotspots with a total fire radiative power of 98.9 MW.
The detection indicates a localized wildfire that may pose a risk to the surrounding area. The intensity and extent of the fire could change, and local authorities are expected to monitor the situation closely.
In case of emergency, dial 911 to reach local authorities and emergency services. To stay safe, residents should avoid the area and keep windows closed to prevent smoke from entering homes. Additionally, be prepared to evacuate if necessary and do not approach open flames.
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21 August 2026 — A wildfire has been detected about 241.1 km south of Florida, with 34 hotspots and a total fire radiative power of 887.3 MW, according to NASA FIRMS.
20 August 2026 — A wildfire has been detected about 244.8 km south of Florida, with 18 hotspots and a total fire radiative power of 419.1 MW, according to NASA FIRMS.
17 August 2026 — A wildfire has been detected 33.3 km east of Florida, with 3 hotspots and significant intensity, according to NASA FIRMS.
15 August 2026 — A wildfire has been detected approximately 240.6 km southeast of Florida, according to NASA EONET satellite monitoring. The fire is located near Miami-Dade.
15 August 2026 — A wildfire has been detected approximately 162.8 km southeast of Florida, according to NASA EONET satellite monitoring.
11 August 2026 — A wildfire has been detected 36.6 km east of Florida, with 6 hotspots and a total fire radiative power of 217.1 MW, according to NASA FIRMS.
