Bushfire fleet planner
10,795
Clearer heat detections

One count per patch of country per day, so the same fire is not counted once for every satellite pass.

Qld
Busiest state

5,302 of those detections.

Qld Outback
Busiest region

Queensland - Outback. 3,394 detections in Qld.

7 days
Outlook window

14 Nov to 20 Nov, AEDT.

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States heading for severe weather

At least one day reaches severe or worse. The peak is 53 (severe) in WA on 17 Nov.

The most dangerous spot in each state, day by day

State14 Nov15 Nov16 Nov17 Nov18 Nov19 Nov20 Nov
WA31445053313135
NT23282218855
SA18222934481513
Qld27212524211610
NSW31272529344229
ACT3846740
Vic710131215153
Tas6465571
Low High Very high Severe Extreme Catastrophic

Each number is the danger score in the most exposed part of that state. Higher means hotter, drier and windier, after recent rain is taken into account.

How many heat detections fell on each day

3,20511 Nov3,20512 Nov3,20513 Nov3,08414 Nov1,301

Regions with the most satellite heat in this feed

3,394Queensland - Outback3,394Northern Territory - Outback2,734Western Australia - Outback(North)2,335Townsville550Mackay - Isaac - Whitsunday501Central Queensland418Cairns168Darling Downs - Maranoa150

What this means

1 state is forecast to reach severe fire weather. The peak is 53 in WA on 17 Nov. Treat the dots as heat the satellites saw, not as confirmed fires on the ground.

Exact values

Danger score by state and day

State14 Nov15 Nov16 Nov17 Nov18 Nov19 Nov20 Nov
Western Australia31.044.050.053.031.031.035.0
Northern Territory23.028.022.018.08.05.05.0
South Australia18.022.029.034.048.015.013.0
Queensland27.021.025.024.021.016.010.0
New South Wales31.027.025.029.034.042.029.0
Australian Capital Territory3.08.04.06.07.04.00.0
Victoria7.010.013.012.015.015.03.0
Tasmania6.04.06.05.05.07.01.0