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We provide wildfire alerts quickly and supplement them with the most current Fire Weather information, including Temperature, Wind Speed and Direction, and Relative Humidity at the time of the fire.  The wildfires data is managed through a national Data Integration Project (DIP) coordinated by the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre (CIFFC) and Natural Resources Canada with participation from all partner agencies.  From Fire Weather Watches and Red Flag Warnings before a fire, to Flash Flood Warnings and Watches after a fire, we keep you wildfire aware at all stages of a wildfire.  We source information from NIFC, IRWIN, InciWeb, CAL FIRE, US Forest Service (USFS), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Department on Interior (DOI), and Texas A&M Forest Service, to name a few.  *Environmental Overlays: Review National Weather Service (NWS) watches and warnings directly on the map alongside active fire data.  Wildfire Aware provides you with National Weather Service (NWS) Alerts related to Wildfires as soon as they are issued.  As fires burn for days or months, Wildfire Aware not only provides you with notifications about perimeter updates but also provides authoritative supplemental agency data as well.  Wildfire alerting for Canada is now available for Canada! We provided as much of the equivalency information as possible for Canadian Wildfires as well.  Wildfire Aware® provides authoritative and vetted information, which is essential during any wildfire.  All data—including fire locations, perimeters, and weather conditions—is sourced from third-party public agencies.  Anyone who has lived through a fire knows that Fire Weather is just as important as fire information.  When misinformation runs rampant during and after a wildfire, we strive to give you the most authoritative information available.  The reported active fire locations are updated daily as provided by fire management agencies (provinces, territories and Parks Canada).  As a Premium feature of Wildfire Aware®, we provide near-real-time notifications of wildfires in areas you care about.  Environment and Climate Change Canada issues public weather alerts about weather-related hazards in order to notify those in affected areas so that they can take steps to protect themselves and their property from harm.  When a fire is dispatched by a NIFC participating agency anywhere in the United States, you are notified as quickly as possible.  It serves as a central hub for authoritative information, consolidating multiple data streams into a single interface for easier monitoring.  Wildfire Aware® is an information aggregation platform.  Wildfire Aware® provides an interactive map-centric experience free to the public.  *Satellite Detection Layers: Real-time visualization of thermal hotspots from NASA VIIRS, MODIS, and NOAA HMS Fire Detections.  We do not provide detailed information from radio traffic like Watch Duty, but instead, we provide information from authoritative sources as soon as it is published.  Wildfire Aware® does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of notifications and should not be relied upon as a primary life-safety tool.  Our founder not only survived a deadly and destructive fire in 2020 but also spent 13 years with CAL FIRE as a dispatcher and GIS specialist.  We also provide links, whenever possible, to the appropriate social media platforms for additional authoritative data.  We strive to give the most reliable information to the public as quickly as possible.  Alerts are classified depending on the severity and timing of the subject event and include warnings, watches, advisories and statements.  *Detailed Incident Information: View updated perimeters from FIRIS (California only) and other state/federal agencies as they become available.  Letting you know where the fire is.  This information is provided "as is" for situational awareness only.  Users should always follow the instructions of local emergency management and law enforcement.