Florida Wildfire Map — Active Fires, Acres & Containment
Live map and summary of active wildfires burning in Florida right now, including fire size, containment, and the counties affected.
Last updated · Source: NIFC WFIGS
Wildfires in Florida right now
Florida's wildfires burn in pine flatwoods, palmetto, and swamp during the dry season. Prescribed fire is widely used to reduce fuels, and lightning-ignited fires are common in the state's fire-adapted ecosystems. Wildfire season here typically runs winter through spring (the dry season).
Largest active fires in Florida
- 1H2 Fire Palm Beach County, FL621 acres90% contained
- 2Bee Haven Bay (24-06) Fire Hamilton County, FL170 acres90% contained
Where Florida wildfires burn
The pine flatwoods and palmetto of central and south Florida — and drained swamp margins near the Everglades — burn most often, with dry-season fires occasionally threatening the I-4 and coastal growth corridors. Florida also runs one of the nation's largest prescribed-fire programs, so not all smoke means wildfire.
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Live Florida wildfire map
Explore active wildfires across Florida on the interactive satellite map. For the smoke forecast, wind, and search tools, open the full dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
How many wildfires are burning in Florida right now?
As of the latest update, about 4 active wildfires are being tracked in Florida, covering roughly 793 acres across 4 counties.
What is the largest wildfire in Florida?
The H2 Fire in Palm Beach County is currently the largest tracked fire in Florida at about 621 acres (90% contained).
When is wildfire season in Florida?
Florida’s wildfire season typically runs winter through spring (the dry season). Risk is highest during hot, dry, and windy stretches, so check current conditions and any local burn restrictions before outdoor activity.
Where can I get official Florida wildfire and evacuation information?
For official updates and evacuation orders, contact Florida Forest Service, check InciWeb, and follow your county emergency management and local authorities.
Safety & official sources
This site is informational only and is not an emergency service. Wildfire conditions change rapidly. Always follow your local authorities and official evacuation orders. Do not rely on this map for life-safety decisions.
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