🔥 WildfiresSignificant
Forest fire in Australia ( 11107ha)
Forest fire in Australia
- Time
- 8/30/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC
- Coordinates
- -18.334, 130.785
- Data source
- gdacs
- Alert level
- Green
- Burned area
- 11,107 ha
- Country
- Australia
Event timeline
- 9/12/2026, 11:46:08 PM UTCSignificantForest fire in Australia ( 11107ha)
- 9/12/2026, 3:46:16 PM UTCSignificantForest fire in Australia ( 10777ha)
- 9/12/2026, 11:46:09 AM UTCSignificantForest fire in Australia ( 10703ha)
- 9/12/2026, 3:46:14 AM UTCSignificantForest fire in Australia ( 10136ha)
- 9/11/2026, 11:46:18 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 9650ha)
- 9/11/2026, 11:46:32 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 9199ha)
- 9/11/2026, 3:46:18 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 8971ha)
- 9/10/2026, 11:46:07 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 8943ha)
- 9/10/2026, 3:46:06 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 8540ha)
- 9/10/2026, 12:03:06 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 8513ha)
- 9/10/2026, 4:16:31 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 8096ha)
- 9/9/2026, 11:46:16 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 8065ha)
- 9/9/2026, 4:03:22 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 7615ha)
- 9/9/2026, 12:31:57 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 7368ha)
- 9/9/2026, 7:46:37 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 6779ha)
- 9/9/2026, 3:46:24 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 6688ha)
- 9/8/2026, 11:46:20 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 6585ha)
- 9/8/2026, 11:45:58 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 6194ha)
- 9/7/2026, 8:03:04 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 5976ha)
- 9/7/2026, 11:47:04 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 5899ha)
- 9/7/2026, 9:16:04 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 5530ha)
- 9/7/2026, 3:31:18 AM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 5298ha)
- 9/6/2026, 11:46:07 PM UTCMinorForest fire in Australia ( 5066ha)
Snapshots are recorded when the event first appears or its severity changes.
🧰 What to do
Before
- •Create defensible space: clear leaves and brush 30 ft from your home
- •Pack a go-bag: documents, medications, N95 masks, chargers
- •Know two evacuation routes out of your neighborhood
During
- •Evacuate immediately when ordered — don't wait
- •If trapped: call 911, stay inside away from outside walls
- •Wear an N95 mask; keep windows and vents closed
After
- •Return only when authorities say it's safe
- •Watch for hot spots, embers, and damaged power lines
- •Document damage with photos before cleaning up
Guidance condensed from Ready.gov
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