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Vermont Wildfires: Live Fire Map
Vermont
Bold outline: Vermont boundary. Fires outside the border are in neighboring states.
Evacuation status in Vermont
Vermont has no live evacuation feed FireNearby can monitor, so orders and warnings will not appear on this site. Check your county's official emergency channels and the emergency resources below.
Vermont wildfire alerts on your iPhone
Save your address for alerts on new fires, rapid growth, red flag warnings, and evacuation orders across Vermont. With Pro, Fire Nearby calls your phone when an order covers your address.
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Is there a fire near me?
Enter any US or Canadian address or town for an instant risk report: nearby fires, wind, smoke, air quality, and evacuation alerts.
This season vs the last decade
1103% of normal for Nov 10So far in 2026, 301 acres have burned in Vermont, 1103% of the 27 acres an average year from 2016 to 2025 had burned by Nov 10. A full average year burned 29 acres.
Source: NIFC interagency incident reports, all agencies. Fires that cross a state line are split by their mapped perimeter.
Active fires in Vermont
No active wildfires reported right now.
Wildfire history in Vermont
All reported wildfires since 2015, NIFC interagency records.
April and May account for 51% of the acreage burned in Vermont in an average year, based on NIFC interagency records.
Over the last five years, Vermont averaged 117 acres burned and 59 fires per year. That is 462% up in acreage and 1478% up in fire count versus the 2015–2021 baseline. Fire activity here is clearly intensifying.
Wildfire history near you
How close have major wildfires come to your home in Vermont? Search any US or Canadian address to see the largest fires on record nearby, with size, year, and impact, on a radius map.
Largest fires on record in Vermont
- Norwich Fire2015137 acres
Emergency resources for Vermont
Official channels for evacuation orders, shelters, and emergency alerts. In an immediate emergency, call 911.
