You have just been called to a wildfire.
Tap the spot on the map where it is — anywhere in the world.
What appears below is what is waiting for you when you arrive.
Then tell us at the bottom whether that would have helped.

What you're driving into

Tap the map where the fire is, and we'll read the ground for you.

How steep

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Fire will run

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uphill, toward…

Which way it faces

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How high up

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where the fire is

Wind

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Air

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Nearest help

Closest fire stations. Distance is direct, not by road.

What would help you most?

Tick anything you'd want this to show you. That's what we build next.

Show me the steep ground above the fire, so I know where it will climb Mark the gullies and narrow valleys where fire speeds up Suggest escape routes and safe places to fall back to Which roads and tracks an engine can actually get down Nearest water to refill from What's growing there — trees, scrub, grass Where the fire is likely to be in one to three hours A 3D view of the hillside Works when there's no phone signal

Tell us what you think

Goes straight to the team. Anonymous unless you tell us who you are.

Would this have helped you before you arrived?

What's the one thing you'd want here that isn't? Your role or brigade (optional)

Leave this empty

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Where it will run is the hill and the wind combined. Fuel and moisture also matter, and are not in this yet — treat it as which way to look, not a forecast. Ground height from the Copernicus DEM (GLO-90) via Open-Meteo; weather and wind from Open-Meteo; fire stations from OpenStreetMap. Always confirm what you see on the ground — this is a guide to what's ahead of you, not a substitute for your own eyes.