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Fires on 3 November 2026

NASA's satellites saw fire at 3,182 spots across Pakistan and India on 3 November 2026: 953 in Pakistan and 2,229 in India. That is 15% fewer than the day before (3,735).

Busiest districts

DistrictProvince or stateCountrySpots
JhangPunjabPakistan149
HafizabadPunjabPakistan147
FirozpurPunjabIndia143
BathindaPunjabIndia134
SangrurPunjabIndia123
SheopurMadhya PradeshIndia108
Nankana SahibPunjabPakistan91
Tarn TaranPunjabIndia78
Narmadapuram districtMadhya PradeshIndia75
BarnalaPunjabIndia71

By province and state

Province or stateCountrySpotsAt night
PunjabIndia96313
PunjabPakistan87539
Madhya PradeshIndia53947
RajasthanIndia18316
MaharashtraIndia16288
Uttar PradeshIndia14714
GujaratIndia7432
SindhPakistan5112
HaryanaIndia4710
ChhattisgarhIndia237
JharkhandIndia193
Khyber PakhtunkhwaPakistan198
KarnatakaIndia1510
Jammu and KashmirIndia130
UttarakhandIndia130
TelanganaIndia101
BalochistanPakistan85
AssamIndia42
Himachal PradeshIndia40
OdishaIndia31
BiharIndia20
Tamil NaduIndia21
Arunachal PradeshIndia10
DelhiIndia11
ManipurIndia10
MizoramIndia10
West BengalIndia10

Villages with the most fires

The last two weeks

21 October: 2,61721 October22 October: 2,90523 October: 3,23124 October: 3,21025 October: 3,60126 October: 3,44327 October: 3,30228 October: 2,76728 October29 October: 2,72030 October: 2,27931 October: 2,5931 November: 3,9302 November: 3,7353 November: 3,1823 November

Pakistan   India

The same date in earlier years

NOAA-20 only, so the years compare fairly.

YearPakistanIndia
20191202,924
20203573,590
20215453,779
20223052,855
20234103,145
20247821,462
2025313598
2026521739

Map

Every spot seen that day. Each dot is about 375 m across on the ground; zoom in to see the fields.

Counts are a floor: clouds and smoke hide fires, and a fire lit and put out between two satellite passes is never seen. A spot is a 375 m square that looked as hot as a fire, not one field. Days run from midnight to midnight, Pakistan time. Source: NASA FIRMS. This day as data: /api/day?d=2026-11-03. More in Fire trends and the Two Punjabs report.