Wildfire awareness · Europe
See what is measured. Know what is not.
REYKR turns satellite observations and official updates into a calm, current picture for people far from home.
This is satellite-based information — always follow instructions from local authorities. Read the method
Satellite
Events currently measured, unconfirmed or out of coverage
Counts come directly from the public event read model. They leave out quiet or archived events, and keep events whose heat is uncorroborated or whose satellite coverage has lapsed — each country page separates the three.
Measured or unconfirmed
Observation history
Jijel
Algeria
Lower activity in a like-for-like comparisonView event facts →Palma del Río, Province of Córdoba
Spain
Measurable thermal activityView event facts →Sas van Gent, Gemeente Terneuzen
Belgium
Measurable thermal activityView event facts →Salzgitter, Lower Saxony
Germany
Measurable thermal activityView event facts →Oran
Algeria
Measurable thermal activityView event facts →Cabanillas, Provincia de Navarra
Spain
First observation, not yet corroboratedView event facts →Vinnytsya
Ukraine
Confirmed by a measured retrievalView event facts →Azuaga, Provincia de Badajoz
Spain
Confirmed by a measured retrievalView event facts →
Honesty before certainty
Three sources. One explicit hierarchy.
Official information outranks satellite observations. Satellite observations outrank unverified public reports. REYKR keeps those layers separate.
01 · Official
Emergency services and public authorities are the authority for closures, evacuations and operational status.
02 · Satellite
Meteosat (EUMETSAT) scans all of Europe roughly every ten minutes and carries a calibrated fire product that measures radiated power. VIIRS (NASA) adds a more precise 375 m observation footprint a few times a day.
03 · Public reports
Reports from the public can add context, but they remain unverified until checked against stronger evidence.