Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
Olha como tá: fire and air conditions in Amazonas
An interactive public-information site maps satellite-detected heat spots, air quality, smoke, and weather across Amazonas, with a focus on Manaus.
- For
- Amazonas residents tracking fire, smoke, and air quality
- Worth noticing
- The site uses one satellite for day-to-day comparisons and explains that clouds can hide hotspots and a hotspot is not necessarily a fire.
Field notes
The page reports that 42 of Amazonas’s 62 municipalities had a detected hotspot in the prior 24 hours, while warning that a satellite heat spot is not proof of a fire. Air-quality figures combine model estimates with available PurpleAir sensors; the site labels both as nonofficial and explains that its reference bands are designed for 24-hour averages but applied to the latest reading. Its reporting panel offers a prepared-message workflow rather than claiming to send a report itself.
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