As of November 2, 2026, 25,128 fires have been detected across 14 regions worldwide, according to compiled data
25,128 fires detected as of November 2, 2026, mainly in East Africa (7,030) and Southern Africa (6,485).
As of November 2, 2026, 25,128 fires have been detected across 14 regions worldwide, according to compiled data. East Africa alone accounts for 7,030 fires, or 28% of the total, followed by Southern Africa with 6,485 fires (25.8%). West Africa records 2,535 fires (10.1%) and Central Africa 2,137 fires (8.5%). Southeast Asia counts 640 fires (2.5%).
By country, Tanzania (TZA) registers 2,500 fires, Ethiopia (ETH) 1,275 fires and Nigeria (NGA) 1,195 fires. Brazil (BRA) reports 686 fires in the Amazon region, Ghana (GHA) 296 fires, Senegal (SEN) 117 fires, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (COD) 111 fires, Cameroon (CMR) 66 fires and Kenya (KEN) 55 fires. Average brightness ranges from 316.2 (Brazil) to 345.4 (Southern Africa). Average fire radiative power (FRP) stands at 0.0 for all regions.
The most recent data for all these regions is dated November 2, 2026. No comparison with a previous period is provided in the data.
This analysis was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence, from institutional sources and verifiable open data. AI Transparency