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RegionsBurkina Faso

Ganzourgou

Next 7 daysLow11%
Annual mean
0detections
Peak period
mid November – early February
Record year
2003208
Trend
−55%/ 10significant · on raw data: +27%

Fire clock

Ring = year, slice = week. Click a ring to focus that year.

Total detections per year
YearTotal
2001143
2002100
2003208
2004202
2005147
2006119
2007116
2008131
2009134
2010192
2011173
2012179
2013201
2014157
2015104
201668
2017123
201878
201913
202018
202180
202276
202323
202425
20258
20263

Next 7 days

Low

Full risk view

0%

Low

Expected detections: ~0.3

  • An active part of the fire season↑
  • No rain expected in the coming days↑
  • No fires in recent days↓
Sat36°
Sun36°
Mon38°
Tue37°
Wed38°
Thu38°
Fri38°

Right now

late October

This week0.0

This week is more active than 26% of past years at this time

Year to date3
#26 of 26 yearsNormal: 72

Season

late November – early March

Onset
late November
Peak
early January
End
early March

Critical windows

  • mid November – early February

    71% of annual activity

The normal year vs 2026

Bands show the 25-year range; the white line is this year so far.

25-year history

The raw record jumps in 2012 when VIIRS arrives; the harmonized record does not.

Harmonized: −55%/10Raw: +27%/10
HarmonizedNaive merged record90% uncertainty

Unusual years

5

  • 2012

    179

    season ended 6 weeks early

  • 2020

    18

    only 0.1× the normal annual activity

  • 2021

    80

    season ended 8 weeks early

  • 2023

    23

    only 0.2× the normal annual activity

  • 2024

    25

    only 0.2× the normal annual activity

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One fire history for the Land of Fire.

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Data sources

NASA FIRMS, NASA POWER, Open-Meteo, OpenStreetMap, geoBoundaries, OpenFreeMap

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